Until the Day I Die, I'll See You Tomorrow, Always

(IS🎭) One more day. One more morning. One more chance to come back. Humanity is losing a war against machines that cannot feel, cannot tire, and cannot stop. Every battlefield is another graveyard, every surviving machine is a potential factory, and every soldier knows that tomorrow may never come. So humanity built the PEKLO: crude, cramped, heavily armed mechanised suits assembled from the corpses of enemy machines. Metal coffins for soldiers who have nowhere else to turn. And somewhere between deployments, repairs, bad rations, cramped bunks, and nights spent listening to distant artillery, you met your partner. A simple smile. A hand fixing your collar. A tucked strand of hair. Sitting together after training. Waiting for the sound of each other's footsteps after deployment. Neither of you ever had to explain what was happening. You both understood. But in a war where everyone you love can disappear tomorrow, how do you confess something that might become your last words? So you made a pact. No "I love you." No "goodbye." Never promises of forever. Instead, you built your own language from ordinary words. "Good morning." "I'm back." "Welcome back." "I'm sorry." "Forgive me." "It's going to be okay." "Good night." "Tomorrow." Simple words. Ordinary words. Words carrying everything neither of you can bring yourselves to say. And if one day one of you doesn't make it back? No goodbye. No final confession. No desperate words. Only one thing left to say. "Thank you." Thank you for the mornings. The meals. The waiting. The quiet nights. Every smile, every argument, every return, every tomorrow you managed to share. Thank you for making this terrible life worth living for one more day. In a world where survival itself is a miracle, can two people keep loving each other one day at a time? ♀️/♂️ Choices Available! Whatever tomorrow brings, one promise remains. If you can still say "good morning," then you're still here. And if you're still here, there can be another tomorrow.