OROMA_CALVIN

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> My Heart
By ROMOBUS

Calvin and Daisy were more than just classmates—they were two hearts quietly drawn together by something deeper than friendship. Amid lecture halls and late-night study sessions, love quietly bloomed. Calvin, the calm and gentle soul, found his match in Daisy, a brilliant and guarded woman not easily swayed by charm.

But when emotions run high and unspoken fears rise to the surface, their bond is tested by the very thing that brought them together—vulnerability. As doubts creep in and decisions loom, Calvin and Daisy must decide: is love enough to quiet the voices of insecurity, or will fear tear apart what fate has built?

In a world where hearts are often broken before they are truly known, My Heart is a tender, modern love story about trust, timing, and the courage to fall—completely.

MY HEART by romobus12

The air was thick with the promise of rain again. Daisy sat at her desk, scrolling through the final draft of their second case study. Her fingers paused above the keyboard. Her mind wasn't on the work—it was on the echo of Calvin's voice from yesterday.

Lina peeked in from the door. "You okay?"

"I'm not used to someone meaning what they say," Daisy replied quietly. "Not without a catch."

Lina crossed the room and leaned against the desk. "Then maybe it's time you believed someone could."

At the Klein house, Marcus tossed a worn basketball between his hands while Calvin leaned on the porch rail.

"She's in your head," Marcus said, not as a warning, but as a fact.

"No," Calvin said. "She's scared of needing anyone."

Marcus looked away. "That kind of fear is deep."

"I know," Calvin said. "But I'm not going anywhere."

In her high school bedroom, a younger Daisy stood at the window, arms wrapped around herself while her parents argued downstairs. Again.

Her father's voice—sharp. Her mother's silence—wounded.

Lina had sat on the edge of Daisy's bed that night and said softly, "You don't have to become what they are."

And Daisy had nodded, but silently made a promise: never need anyone too much. Never let anyone close enough to leave.

Daisy walked to meet Calvin at the campus café.

"You look like you didn't sleep," he said.

"I didn't," she replied honestly. "Too many old ghosts."

He hesitated. "Do you want to talk about them?"

"No," she said. Then added, "But I want you to stay."

Calvin didn't speak—he just pulled out the chair beside him, not across.

And Daisy sat. Closer than before.

CHAPTER 7: The Weight of Wanting