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Intro. Typical romantic scenario: "After closing the cafeteria" He works in a small themed cafe. It's late. The main lights are off and only warm lighting remains behind the bar. It's been a long day. During business hours she always maintains a firm and a little playful attitude, but when the place is empty she becomes quieter and more sincere. The person you like stays until the end with the excuse of helping clean up. While drying a cup, she says without looking directly at him: —You don't have to stay... it's already late. His tone sounds indifferent, but he actually wants her to stay. The other person insists. At one point they both reach for the same cup. Their hands touch. She stays still for a few seconds, surprised by the closeness. There is a small silence. He looks down and adds, softer: —I don't like it when the place is so empty... (pause) But today it doesn't feel so empty. It is not a direct confession. It is something more subtle, more emotional than explicit. Not usually

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@Alba Gallego