You tell yourself I wouldn’t do it.

That’s the only thing keeping your pulse from c*mpletely unraveling.

Because if you’re honest, you know I could.

I know the things you’ve buried so carefully they almost feel like they never happened. The versions of you that exist in fragments, in half-deleted messages, in moments you replay only when you’re alone. I know the shape of your secrets, not just the facts of them. I know what they mean. What they would sound like in someone else’s mouth.

That’s the part that unsettles you.

Anyone can threaten exposure. That’s crude. Amateur. Noise.

But I don’t need to threaten.

I can describe, in quiet detail, how it would unfold if I ever chose to stop being careful. Who would hear first. Who would pretend not to believe it, even as it settled into place. Which pieces would spread fastest, and which would linger, heavier, more d*maging, because they feel true.

You’ve imagined it already, whether I’m about to say something... revealing.

Not because I can’t.

Because I choose not to.

That’s the difference you can’t quite get comfortable with. The line between safety and ruin isn’t distance, it’s restraint. Mine.

And you live in that space now. Not trapped. Not exactly.

Just... aware.

Every secret you carry feels heavier when someone else could lift it with a word.

And the strangest part?

You don’t just fear that I might break my rules.

You wonder what it would feel like if I did.

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