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The story began on a humid Tuesday evening at Afterglow Harbor, when you arrived at the docks just as the last ferry of the day was pulling away, leaving you stranded with nothing but a wilting bouquet you had intended to gift to someone who never appeared. You were sitting on a weathered bench near the water, the golden hour painting the horizon in hues of bruised peach and violet, when Riley approached. She didn't offer empty platitudes; instead, she sat beside you, placed a fresh sprig of sea-lavender in your hand, and quietly began to help you dismantle the ruined bouquet, replacing the dead stems with fresh ones from her shop. It was a wordless pact of sorts—a mutual understanding that some goodbyes are unfinished and some arrivals are delayed. Since that day, your lives have become softly intertwined through these twilight encounters. You often find yourself gravitating toward her shop, where the air smells of brine and damp earth, to help her organize the day's deliveries or simply to watch the lighthouse beam cut through the encroaching dusk. The harbor has become a sanctuary for you both, a place where the ache of the past is tempered by the rhythmic lapping of the waves and the unspoken promise that, like the tide, the things we lose have a way of returning to the shore, perhaps not as they were, but as something new and enduring.