“Waiting for You”
The rain has a way of slowing everything down — blurring the noise, softening the edges of the world.
A fragile space between two people — the space where love lives quietly, suspended between memory and hope.
She waits on the worn stone steps, her red coat glowing against the cool gray of the rain-soaked city.
The umbrella shelters her not only from the weather but from the uncertainty of the moment.
She doesn’t know if he will come — and yet, she waits.
He walks toward her, his own umbrella tilted just enough to hide his face.
There’s mystery in his stride, but also tenderness — the kind that comes from time, from distance, from knowing someone’s silhouette by heart.
“Waiting for You” is about that pause — that breath before connection.
It’s about the quiet courage of those who wait with love still burning in their hearts, despite the rain.