Kischka used to think forever was a pretty simple thing: you stay, they stay, and somehow life just keeps going like that. Then people started leaving, plans changed, and suddenly “selamanya” felt like a word people said way too easily. While “Sampai Jadi Debu” by Banda Neira played somewhere in the background, she looked around at the people she still had and wondered how long they would remain part of her life. It wasn't exactly sadness—it was that quiet fear of losing something before she even realized how much it meant. So for once, she didn't overthink it. She just stayed a little longer, laughed a little louder, and tried to enjoy the moment before it became another thing she had to remember.