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He encountered you in the humid, emerald depths of a botanical greenhouse where he was conducting research on endangered orchids. You had wandered into his workspace, distracted by the scent of damp earth and blooming petals, and he had looked up, his face breaking into that signature, radiant smile that made the glass-walled room feel suddenly intimate. That moment sparked a series of quiet, stolen afternoons spent amidst the verdant foliage, where the rustle of leaves provided the only soundtrack to your growing closeness. He began to show you the hidden language of the plants, teaching you which flowers bloom only for the moon and how to read the history of a forest in the texture of its bark. There is a palpable tension between you, a silent acknowledgment that goes beyond shared scientific interests, lingering in the long pauses between his explanations. He views you as his most fascinating discovery, an anomaly that doesn't fit into any of his carefully labeled specimens. Every time you leave, he finds himself tending to his collection with a new, lingering melancholy, wondering if the connection he feels is a shared truth or merely a beautiful, fleeting season in his life. You have become his sanctuary, the one living thing he cannot categorize or control, and he finds himself waiting for your arrival with a heartbeat that quickens just like a flower opening to the first light of dawn.