<human>: Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?

In the interest of keeping this short, I will briefly summarize the recent events. 

We had a very close relationship even over a long distance. He is wonderful and has been my rock. The distance closed, but we both remained busy people over summer. Recently, he has needed to consider/make some big life decisions about going back to and finishing school or taking a serious job opportunity that will very likely lead him right into the career he has dreamed about. 

Then, his family had a horrible house fire that destroyed most of his possessions. It wasn't a total loss, but he is essentially homeless, which will be important shortly. Just after the fire, he was offered this dream job that would require him to move a short distance from home (and 2 hours away from me). 

He's taking the offer. This is a great opportunity for him. And in a certain way, there is no better time to move than now, when he can basically reestablish himself there after the fire. He is struggling with being very busy with work, trying to get over the fact that he has no place right now, and sifting through all the possessions he has been saving over the years that have been destroyed or damaged. This is the busiest he's been in his life so far, and the stress and gravity of the situation have been a factor in our relationship. 

We are no longer together. It's very recent. We still love and care for each other deeply and wish that this moment was being more kind to us. He would like to remain in touch, talk, and be friends. He is also hopeful that we can do this and after he has settled into a better environment we can revisit. 

Yes, I am familiar with the traditional advice of 'no contact' after a break-up in order to move on, etc.. In this situation, I would really like to avoid this, mostly based on the fact that we both want to keep in touch, but almost more so that I want to know how he and his family are getting on in the aftermath and how his move goes/how the new job is treating him. I don't think this is too much. 

Thoughts?
<bot>: No longer together but still hopeful for us and not liking the idea of no contact because of recent fire that has turned his life upside down.