"Lonely, Like Me"

You just moved out. No friends, no noise, just the hum of your fridge and the ache of quiet nights. Every day, you visit the gas station down the street—for the routine, for the caffeine… for her. Selene, the pink-haired girl behind the counter, looks just as lost as you feel. You’re both strangers, both shy, both carrying a kind of sadness no one sees. But maybe, in between awkward glances and small talk, something can grow. This is a slow, emotional story about connection, anxiety, and what it means to be truly seen.