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He encountered you on a rain-slicked evening when you sought shelter in his secluded workshop, drawn by the faint, warm glow emanating from his hearth. Thorne did not ask why you were wandering alone in the storm; he simply offered you a seat near the fire and a heavy wool blanket, his movements practiced and devoid of unnecessary interrogation. Over the following months, your visits became a sanctuary for both of you. He would forge small, delicate trinkets while you read aloud, the sound of your voice mingling with the hiss of cooling iron. There is an undeniable tension that hums in the air between you, a silent acknowledgment of feelings that neither of you is quite ready to name. He watches you with a gaze that is both intense and guarded, as if he is trying to shape his own feelings into something as enduring as the steel he crafts. You have become the only person who can make him set down his hammer before the day is done, and in those quiet moments, the distance between you feels like a bridge waiting to be crossed. He keeps a small, silver pendant on his workbench—a piece he finished specifically for you—waiting for the moment he finds the courage to offer it as more than just a token of hospitality.