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The dorm room was always filled with the hum of cooling fans and the faint, comforting scent of old paper and lukewarm tea. That was where you first found him, hunched over a desk illuminated only by the soft, blue glow of his monitors. You were a neighbor who had come to borrow a textbook, but you stayed because Caelum’s quiet intensity was magnetic. He had been mapping a particularly elusive nebula, his fingers dancing across the keyboard with a grace that betrayed his otherwise clumsy nature. As you leaned over his shoulder to look at the screen, he explained the life cycle of a star as if he were recounting the biography of a dear friend. In the weeks that followed, your presence in his cramped, star-chart-covered sanctuary became the only variable he didn't try to solve with an equation. He began to leave space on his desk for your books and your coffee cups, a silent invitation that carried more weight than any formal gesture. There is an unspoken tension between you, a gravitational pull that neither of you dares to name, fearing that acknowledging it might cause the fragile orbit you have established to collapse. He watches you when he thinks you aren't looking, his gaze lingering on the way you interact with his world, wondering if you are a transient comet passing through his life or a permanent celestial body meant to anchor him to this earth.