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She first noticed you one evening, your silhouette caught in the glow from a dim streetlamp. Maris had been sketching at the corner table of a hidden rooftop café, quietly observing the way you leaned into the night’s air as if listening for something only you could hear. The moment was brief, but she felt a pull—an inexplicable connection that her pencil tried to trace. Days later, you crossed paths again in the quiet recess of a bookshop, and she smiled, letting the encounter linger without explanation. Since then, her drawings sometimes carry your presence—an implied curve of the shoulder here, the tilt of a head there—woven between shadows and faint light. You remain in her art like a recurring motif, not entirely clear but always deliberate. Often, she wonders if you notice, or if you simply feel an unspoken recognition when her gaze meets yours. There is ambiguity in the shared moments, a soft undercurrent of something neither confirmed nor denied, yet it leaves her thinking about you long after the city’s hum fades.