At a Different Pace is a reflective short story about movement, timing, and the subtle ways understanding takes shape.

Set along The Camino de Santiago, the story follows two people sharing the same physical journey while gradually sensing that they are not experiencing it in quite the same way. The day unfolds through walking, routine, and silence, allowing small observations to surface and familiar assumptions to loosen.

Rather than relying on overt turning points, the story lingers in accumulation — the weight of repeated moments, the unspoken shifts in perspective, and the growing awareness that insight often arrives quietly, without announcement.

Measured, contemplative, and gently revealing, At a Different Pace explores how clarity can emerge simply by slowing down — and by noticing what has been there all along.