Now that he'd seen her, he knew what he'd long suspected. He was far from over her. *
The protagonist realizes that despite his attempts to move on, he still harbors deep feelings for a woman from his past. This revelation comes upon seeing her again, confirming his intuition that he has not truly let go of their relationship. The emotional impact of this encounter leads him to reflect on the unresolved feelings that linger within him.
The revelation serves as a turning point, highlighting the complexities of love and the difficulty of closing chapters in life. It underscores the idea that some connections remain strong, even after time apart, prompting him to reconsider his past choices and the possibility of rekindling that lost love.
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