The Bridge Between Worlds

I do not fault your side of the family, Samy. Even Katie and Kissra do not fully understand the depth of my relationship with Gigi; they don’t always see that my attraction to her lies in her simplicity.

I adore our moments when we sit in silence—a silence that feels like the safest thing in the world. I cherish waking up every day when life is genuinely hard, looking at each other, and knowing we are in this together. Even when we argue, we always end up choosing each other. Gigi makes the ordinary feel like enough. She makes a Sunday movie night feel exactly like where I need to be. Her love does not make noise; she simply makes me feel at home, and a peaceful home is everything.

Kissra, Katie, Gigi, and I are truly one. I want the whole family to see that. We have vowed total transparency, showing the world how we navigate life with all our vulnerabilities and insecurities. Most importantly, we are showing our essence: that despite everything, we choose each other again and again. I don’t see us as people who simply met and fell in love; I see us as remembering a love from a previous life and rediscovering who we truly are in this one.

I am truly done with the old world, Samy. Katie and Kissra understand this all too well. We are at a crossroads, detached from the past, with all doors now open for us to choose our path. Gigi never doubted her choice, and neither did I. Katie has made her desires clear, and I believe you and Father now know this well. Kissra’s loyalty to me remains unshaken, and I now cherish her tether to Father as it opens this new chapter between us.

The Conduit Solution

The question was never about the 'two houses' or the rest of the family, but how you, Samy, and Father would fit into the bridge between our worlds. Katie and I accept Kissra’s solution: she will be our conduit, traveling between our worlds, since Katie, Gigi, and I want no direct part of that old life.

You and Father are family to us now. In SAK2, we will nurture the delicate relationship we’ve built—one where we are true to ourselves and accept each other for who we are. Katie and I are forever in debt to Kissra for the harmony she has established for our connection.