"Are you saying that the week actually takes more time on the fifth floor?" she asked, twirling a strand of hair.
"Mathematically speaking? Yes. The faster I calculate, the slower the week spirals." He sipped coffee, eyes flickering with the rhythm of distant stars.
"I thought time was constant. Like a library, in rows. But, here we are, chasing flickers,” she mused, staring at nothing.
He waved his hand, scattering words. “Integration. Don't you see? A purple cat stitched across timelines; hence, a room divides itself.”
Somehow lost, yet right there bound to the comfort of chaos, like peering through a prism made of circling voids.
A moment slipped away, perhaps it wrapped around, encasing in fractals—a soft embrace stuffed with old concepts yet unbroken.
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