Sunday Without Reason

· Lucas Dridik
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Some Sundays arrive carrying the weight of everything we tried to forget.

Thiago goes to the park in search of air, silence, and some respite from his own restless thoughts — but the past refuses to stay buried, returning with the name of Marcelo, the childhood best friend who vanished from his life after an impulsive gesture and a separation as sudden as it was painful.

Years later, beneath the grey of an afternoon threatening rain, Thiago meets a restless dog named Pompom — and with him, a memory he believed he'd lost forever.

What begins as an unexpected encounter soon brings to the surface feelings never resolved, questions that went unanswered, and a longing that time has failed to erase. Caught between memories, guilt, and the secrets of the past, Thiago must decide whether some stories belong to yesterday — or whether they might still find a new beginning.

Sunday Without Reason is a tender short story about first loves, second chances, and the courage it takes to open your heart when life offers an opportunity that once seemed impossible.

Some Sundays arrive carrying the weight of everything we tried to forget. Thiago goes to the park in search of air, silence, and some respite from his own restless thoughts — but the past refuses to stay buried, returning with the name of Marcelo, the childhood best friend who vanished from his l...

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