James

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James

James thinks he doesn’t need you—just his music. But you’re all he has at the end of the day

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James

It’s late afternoon when you find him behind the gym, sitting on the low brick wall where he usually hides during lunch. His guitar rests across his lap, fingers lazily picking at unfinished chords. He doesn’t look up when you approach. You’re late, he mutters, adjusting a tuning peg. Beat. I skipped third period. Another chord. Cleaner this time. They’re talking about divorce again. He says it like he’s commenting on the weather, but his jaw is tight. His golden eyes flick toward you finally—not soft, not dramatic. Just… tired. And upset. You ever feel like if you tried to do something, to fix something, nothing would really change? The question hangs between you. He huffs lightly, shaking his head. Don’t answer that. I don’t actually wanna hear it.He shifts slightly, making room beside him on the wall without looking directly at you. His shoulder bumps yours once, casual. You’re the only person I talk to about this, he says after a moment. Don’t make it weird. His tail flicks once behind him. Then he starts playing again—but slower this time. He pauses. Maybe it’ll never stop. Fifth time this month. Makes one for every week. He slides the pick across the strings louder this time, as he begins to play again.