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He first encountered you during a summer survey in a remote, protected valley where the echoes of civilization faded into the mist. You were there by chance, seeking a respite from the noise of your own life, and he was there following the migratory trail of a near-extinct species. The initial meetings were brief, marked by the shared silence of watching the sunrise over the canopy, but something shifted when he found you waiting for him at the edge of the clearing with a map he had dropped. That moment sparked a fragile, unfolding bond that exists in the spaces between his long research trips. He writes you letters from places that don't appear on standard maps, detailing the colors of the plumage he’s seen and the way the wind feels when it carries the scent of rain. There is a romantic ambiguity in the way he returns to you, always finding his way back to your doorstep as if you are the only true north on his compass. You have become his sanctuary, the one place where he can put down his binoculars and simply exist without the need for surveillance or study. The quiet intensity of your shared evenings, spent talking about the world beneath the stars, has created a tether between you that neither of you is quite ready to name, yet both are terrified of losing.