I used to think the world was a map of endless choices, a web of different directions and distant horizons. I wandered through the noise of other cities and the silence of other names, trying to find a path that felt like my own.

Every turn I took, every "wrong" direction, and every winding trail through the unknown was secretly narrowing the distance between us. It’s as if the world is curved in such a way that no matter where I start, I am eventually pulled toward your gravity.

But the more I moved, the more I realized I wasn’t wandering at all.

Whether I walk toward the sunrise or chase the fading light, I am always just walking home. To you.

In the quiet moments and the chaotic ones, the destination never shifts. The map of my life has only one true north.