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You had headphones in, dancing quietly to your own beat. I couldn’t help but smile. If you see this, let’s dance together next time—no music required.

We argued over which comedian was funniest, and you swore Louis C.K. deserved redemption. Your laugh was infectious, the night too short. Let’s continue the debate—winner buys the next round.

You zoomed past on rollerblades, almost knocking over my coffee, then apologized with a dazzling grin. I’d love to share a cup with you (next time, less spillage).

Every morning for weeks, we shared a pole and exchanged sleepy smiles. Then you stopped showing up. I miss our silent solidarity—hope you’re just on vacation.

Our orders got mixed up and we both grabbed the wrong bagel. You were the charming stranger who laughed and offered me half of yours. Let’s have a redo—my treat next time.

We admired the same Van Gogh and exchanged shy glances. You wore a red scarf; I wore blue headphones. If art brings us together again, maybe I’ll finally say hello.

You offered me a tissue and told me things get better. I didn’t get to thank you properly. If you ever see this, your kindness meant more to me than you’ll ever know.

Our dogs played while we debated if Pluto should be a planet. You disappeared before I could suggest coffee. If you still think Pluto got a raw deal, let’s settle it over a drink.

We shared my tiny umbrella as the rain began to pour, dodging puddles and laughing all the way to the subway entrance. I never got your number—maybe you’ll see this, you, the one with the yellow rain boots.

We both reached for the same battered copy of "Catcher in the Rye." You laughed, I stammered, and we parted ways before I could ask your name. If you’re out there, I’d love to finish our conversation about banned books.