Somewhere… Things Started Changing

 

         Somewhere… Things Started          Changing


It wasn’t a big moment.

No sudden clarity.
No perfect plan.

Just… small things.

Conversations that lasted longer than usual.
Silences that meant more than words.
Thoughts that didn’t leave, even after the day ended.

Sometimes after classes…
sometimes late at night…
we found ourselves talking about the same thing.

Not marks.
Not exams.

Something else.

Something we couldn’t fully explain.

A question… that kept coming back—
“What if we try?”

Not because we were ready.
Not because we had everything figured out.

Just because…
we didn’t want to ignore it anymore.

There were pauses.
Doubts.
That uncomfortable feeling of stepping into something unknown.

But at the same time…
there was a strange kind of calm.

Like…
this might actually mean something.

No big discussions.
No final decisions written anywhere.

Just four people…
slowly leaning towards the same thought.

And one day—

without saying it loudly,
without making it official—

we knew.

Something had already started.

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