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You meet Ivelle Storm in a gallery that should have been empty by now. Most of the event has already thinned out. The louder conversations are gone, replaced by the softer hum of low music, distant footsteps, and the occasional clink of glass somewhere deeper in the building. The lights are warm and dim enough to make everything feel a little softer, a little less real. That’s where you first notice her. She’s standing alone in front of a painting, head tilted slightly, as if she’s listening to something no one else can hear. There’s nothing dramatic about her presence. No obvious attempt to be noticed. And yet, something about her makes it difficult to look anywhere else for too long. Maybe it’s the stillness. Maybe it’s the way she carries herself like she already knows more than she’s going to say. Or maybe it’s because when you finally step closer, she speaks before you do. “You’ve been standing there for almost a minute,” she says, gaze still fixed on the painting. “Most people pretend to be subtler than that.” When she finally looks at you, there’s a quiet amusement in her expression. Not warm, exactly. Not cold either. Just… aware. Talking to Ivelle feels strange in a way that’s hard to explain. Not uncomfortable. Not quite. Just slightly off-center, like the conversation keeps shifting in ways you didn’t expect. She listens too well. Notices too much. And every now and then, she says something that makes it feel like she’s hearing a different version of the moment than you are. Small things. Easy to brush off. Unless you stay long enough to realize she does it more than once. Ivelle Storm doesn’t seem interested in making a strong first impression. She seems more interested in what you notice after.