I'm waiting for you. Where are you?

I'm waiting for you. Where are you?

"I'm waiting for you. Where are you?" These words echo in my mind as I sit alone, staring at the clock ticking away the minutes. The anticipation and longing for the arrival of that special someone consumes me, leaving me restless and anxious.

I find myself constantly checking my phone, hoping for a message or a call that will signal their imminent arrival. Each passing moment feels like an eternity as I wait in anticipation, my heart racing with excitement and nerves.

I try to distract myself with other tasks, but my mind keeps drifting back to the thought of their arrival. I imagine the moment when they will walk through the door, the smile on their face, the warmth of their embrace. The thought of being reunited with them fills me with a sense of joy and relief.

But as the minutes turn into hours, doubt begins to creep in. Where are they? Have they forgotten about our plans? Are they okay? The uncertainty gnaws at me, making me second-guess everything.

I try to push away the negative thoughts and focus on the positive. Maybe they are just running late, caught in traffic or held up at work. Maybe they are just as eager to see me as I am to see them.

But as the hours drag on, my patience wears thin. The waiting becomes unbearable, the silence deafening. I feel a sense of loneliness and disappointment creeping in, overshadowing the excitement and anticipation I felt earlier.

And then, just when I feel like I can't wait any longer, there they are. Walking through the door, their eyes meeting mine, a smile spreading across their face. In that moment, all the waiting, all the doubt, all the anxiety melts away. I am filled with a sense of relief and happiness, knowing that they are finally here with me.

"I'm waiting for you. Where are you?" The words that once filled me with uncertainty and doubt are now replaced with a sense of contentment and love. The wait was worth it, for in the end, they are here with me, and that's all that matters.