What happens when the story you've been writing together meets the weight of reality?
Love in the Echo
follows two souls who meet in the quiet hours of the internet-through words, songs, and promises whispered across years. When a long-awaited arrival finally comes, the airport becomes both threshold and test: a place where dreams meet daylight, where echoes must learn to become voices.
At Gate Twenty-Six, love is less about perfect timing and more about practice-about showing up, keeping the door a door, and discovering whether connection can survive beyond screens. Tender, lyrical, and unflinchingly honest, M. Williams offers a story about distance, desire, and the fragile courage it takes to meet someone in the flesh after loving them in the dark.
For anyone who has ever waited at an arrivals gate with their whole heart in their hands,
is a reminder: lights guide, people land, and love-if we let it-finds its truest form in what remains.