I still have a folder on my phone saved with photos of us and I never delete them.

I still wear the necklace you bought me during our trip to Italy, even though my current partner thinks it is just a random thrift store find.

My childhood skate ramp in the backyard rotted away completely, and with it went the best summer memories of my life.

I know your favorite song by heart because you played it during a road trip three years ago and I never stopped listening to it.

My childhood dog passed away while I was away at college, and my family buried him without letting me say goodbye.

I listen to true crime murder mystery podcasts while baking sweet cookies to balance out the creepy vibe.

My old high school locker combination still randomly pops into my head, and it feels like a relic from a different lifetime.

I eat cereal with chocolate milk instead of regular milk when I want a late-night treat.

My old college roommate is now a famous tech founder, and our old text chats feel like a bizarre alternate reality.

The attraction between us has been hidden for years but we never admitted anything to anyone else.

Our company's biggest client is leaving us next month, but leadership is keeping it a secret until after stock vesting dates.

I listen to ambient thunderstorm sounds on high-end noise canceling headphones while working in open office spaces.

I was the one who convinced them not to hire you. I was just too jealous of how easily everything came to you.

My old neighborhood park looks smaller, older, and completely weathered down compared to how grand it felt in my childhood.

My parents told everyone my brother won a science fair, but my dad built 90% of the volcano project the night before.