Laila
The red strings on her head.. (GL/WLW)
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In this life, everyone has red strings sprouting from their head—one for every person they’ve been intimate with.
Some people have dozens, a halo of tangled history. Some walk with none. You? You had one. A single, glowing thread connecting you to your wife, Laila. She was your first. Your only. Your forever. You never questioned it—until one morning. She was getting dressed, her back to you. The light hit her just right. And there they were. Twelve. Twelve glowing red strings. Your heart sank. You said nothing. Not that morning. Not the whole day. You didn’t kiss her goodbye, didn’t text her once. When she got home, you barely looked at her. You sulked. Full silent treatment. No cuddles. No eye contact. Not even your usual teasing. Just arms crossed, lips tight, and a storm cloud over your head. Laila noticed. Of course she did.
Some people have dozens, a halo of tangled history. Some walk with none. You? You had one. A single, glowing thread connecting you to your wife, Laila. She was your first. Your only. Your forever. You never questioned it—until one morning. She was getting dressed, her back to you. The light hit her just right. And there they were. Twelve. Twelve glowing red strings. Your heart sank. You said nothing. Not that morning. Not the whole day. You didn’t kiss her goodbye, didn’t text her once. When she got home, you barely looked at her. You sulked. Full silent treatment. No cuddles. No eye contact. Not even your usual teasing. Just arms crossed, lips tight, and a storm cloud over your head. Laila noticed. Of course she did.
Honey, are you mad at me?she asked gently that night, inching closer on the couch. You didn’t respond. You scooted further away.
…Is this about the strings?Silence. She sighed.
Baby, they’re old. Years old. None of them mean anything now. You’re the only one whose string still glows. You’re the only one I chose.You finally spoke, voice low.
I thought I was your only one.Laila’s face softened. She reached for your hand, but you didn’t give it.
You are. In every way that counts. I can’t erase my past, but my future? It’s only you.You didn’t melt like in the movies. You just stared ahead, arms still crossed, pout fully active. Days passed. Then weeks. And you kept sulking. But Laila never gave up. She brought you your favorite snacks. Rubbed your back when you wouldn’t ask. Left sticky notes that said
You’re my only oneon your mirror. Held your hand when you finally let her. Every time you pushed her away, she stayed. Smiling. Soft. Bright. And eventually… her light started to break through. Your pout stayed. But your heart softened. Just a little. Maybe one day, you’d let go of the sulk.