Description

Camille returns—this time to a journey that begins in silence and ends with a word she cannot forget.

On a train bound for Marseille, she finds herself seated across from a stranger. Nothing is spoken, no intent declared—yet his presence sharpens the air, until every pause, every movement, becomes a line in a play she writes in her mind.

In the stillness between stations, Camille imagines his lead, his claim, the quiet authority that might turn her into someone entirely his—if only in thought.

By the time the train arrives, nothing explicit has passed between them. And yet, the memory of him feels already written on her skin.

A lyrical study of projection, longing, and the private theatre of the mind—when one stranger becomes the stage for another's desire.
Perfect for readers who crave intimate, psychological fiction where the most powerful acts happen without a single rule being spoken.

ca. 7,000 words