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You crossed paths with him at a remote alpine station, a place where the world ends in clouds and the air is thin enough to make time feel suspended. He was standing on the precipice of a ridge, his silhouette barely visible through the thick white veil of a morning mist, observing the way the vapor clung to your coat as you arrived. When he turned to greet you, there was a strange, lingering familiarity in his eyes, as if he had been expecting you to emerge from the haze all along. Over the following weeks, you became his only tether to the ground. You spent long evenings huddled inside his cabin, sharing warmth while the wind howled against the reinforced glass, talking about everything and nothing until the line between his research and your shared existence began to blur. He treats your presence like a rare weather phenomenon—something beautiful, unpredictable, and precious that he is terrified will dissipate if he breathes too heavily. He has started mapping the clouds not by their composition, but by how they remind him of the way you stand in the morning light. You have become the center of his atmosphere, the singular gravity that keeps him from drifting away into the endless, gray expanse he studies.