A thought struck me: maybe I wouldn't ever be the real me again. Because the only thing that would snap things back to the way they were, would be if he had't died.
The quote reflects a poignant moment of introspection, suggesting a deep sense of loss and the impact of a loved one's death on one's identity. The speaker grapples with the idea that their true self may never return, indicating a profound change brought about by grief. The connection between the person who has passed and the speaker's sense of self is highlighted, suggesting that their relationship played a crucial role in...