Mỗi sáng thức dậy là một bất ngờ ngọt ngào cho người ấy

Aurora wakes up alone in a rented apartment with an open kitchen and a poorly insulated window. It's cold. At 7:51 a.m. the alarm goes off and she, like everyone else, reaches for her phone before fully opening her eyes. The first thing she sees is a wallpaper Eneko left for her the night before: a photo of them in Jaca, him with his beanie on crooked, her laughing with her mouth open. Underneath, in shaky letters drawn with a finger: I wake up and I think of you. It's not a letter. It doesn't need to be. Aurora spends five seconds looking at the wallpaper before opening the window. The day starts with company, even though the kitchen is still empty.

Guillem leaves the house at 6:56 a.m. in silence, leaving Celia asleep on her side. Before heading out, he opens LockLove and leaves her a good morning set to appear at 9:28, which is around the time she usually turns her phone on. When Celia wakes up, the house is empty and it smells like the coffee he left behind. She picks up her phone and sees a wallpaper with a photo of the coffee poured into her ceramic mug, taken that same morning. Next to it, written with a finger: I left you half. They hadn't seen each other awake, but they'd already said good morning. Celia gets up and walks straight to the kitchen and smiles at a coffee that's been cooling for two hours.

Íker gets home at 7:08 a.m. while Dafne is still asleep. He takes off his boots on the mat, slips into the bathroom quietly, and before getting into bed he uses LockLove to leave a wallpaper scheduled for 10:33: a photo of the empty factory with the light of dawn coming in through a broken window. Text: I saw this for you. Then he falls asleep. At 10:33 Dafne, already awake with wet hair, opens her phone in the kitchen and sees the photo. Íker has been asleep for three hours. She sends him a heart back over WhatsApp knowing he won't read it until the afternoon. It doesn't matter. They've already seen each other.