When you meet someone, you rarely think about how long they'll stay in your life.

Yet as you find yourself moving forward, you share more moments with that person.

Laughter between sentences, conversations that blend into the rhythm of everyday life, feelings with names you can't quite put your finger on.

You don't notice it in their presence, but these fleeting moments gather into memories you hold within you.

Some memories stay vivid, as if they never left. Some are more hazy, slipping in and out like dreams you almost remember. Some disappear for a while, only to return later as remnants.

And when you cross paths with those remnants, they don't always look the same. They feel… different, carrying a slightly different meaning than before.

Sometimes, that person no longer walks beside you. Maybe they've drifted far away, maybe they exist only in passing thoughts, or maybe, they remain in a place too murky to fully understand—still there, but no longer here in the same way.

Have you ever wondered what it would feel like to meet them again?

The people in your life now—you can always remember those moments together. But what about the ones you can't reach anymore? The ones who exist in memories?