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Jordan Love sat on the edge of his bed, the room dimly lit by the soft glow of a bedside lamp. His gaze drifted to a framed photograph on the dresser—a snapshot of two young boys, arms around each other, grinning widely at the camera. The memory was a bittersweet one, a reminder of his older brother, Sam.

Sam had been more than just a sibling; he had been Jordan’s confidant, his partner in adventure, and his protector. They had shared countless moments—racing down the street on bikes, building forts in the backyard, and staying up late to talk about their dreams. But now, Sam was gone, having left for college across the country, their shared home feeling emptier with each passing day.

Jordan picked up the photograph, tracing the outline of Sam’s face with his finger. It had been months since Sam left, but the ache of his absence was still raw. Every corner of the house seemed to whisper reminders of him—his laughter echoing in the hallways, his favorite music playing softly from the old stereo.

He stood and walked to the window, looking out at the starlit sky. The quiet of the night was comforting but also lonely. Jordan missed the sound of Sam’s footsteps, the warmth of his presence. He missed their conversations about everything and nothing, the way Sam always knew just what to say to make him feel better.

Jordan took a deep breath, his eyes lingering on the stars that seemed to twinkle with an unspoken promise. He knew that while Sam was miles away, their bond remained unbroken. The distance could never erase the memories they had created or the love they shared.

With a sigh, Jordan returned to his bed, placing the photograph back on the dresser. He pulled the covers over himself, feeling a little less alone knowing that Sam was out there, living his own adventures. As he closed his eyes, he whispered into the darkness, “Miss you, Sam. Can’t wait to see you again.”

And with that, he drifted into a peaceful sleep, comforted by the thought that, though they were apart, their hearts were always connected.