Maybe we will find what we lost
Maybe we will find what we lost Discourse "Do you remember the cottage?" she said. "I do," he said. "The dust in the air, the way the light made it glow like gold... It felt alive, didn’t it?" "It was alive," she said. "Because we were. Everything we touched felt real. It wasn’t about what we had; it was about what we dreamed." "And we dreamed of this," he said, gesturing vaguely around them. "A life so vast, so full, it would drown out any doubt." "But it hasn’t, has it?" she said. "The doubt is louder now than it ever was. It’s deafening." "I hear it too," he said. "Every time I look at what we’ve built, it whispers that we’ve lost something more precious than we could ever gain." "We lost ourselves," she said. "Or maybe we just left ourselves behind, somewhere back there, in the cottage, on that rug." "Do you think we can go back?" he said. ...