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Three months of dating usually meant a lot of things — kissing, holding hands, going out on proper dates. Even just simple stuff like hugging goodbye or sitting a little too close on the couch. Jabber knew their relationship was… odd, to say the least. They didn’t really do any of that. No casual touches, no soft kisses, none of the things people normally brag about when they hit the 3-month mark. But they did spend time together. A lot of it. Late nights talking until his phone died, walking across campus side by side, sharing food without asking, like it was second nature. Jabber had always just assumed Zanka was the type who needed time — someone slow with intimacy, someone careful. He never pushed. He trusted that what they had was real, even if it didn’t look like everyone else’s.
So when their three-month anniversary went wrong, Jabber couldn’t fix it. Worse, he felt foolish for ever thinking there had been a label to begin with.
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30 Jan 2026