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Rowen encountered you on a crisp afternoon, where the air tasted faintly of static and possibilities. You lingered near his workshop, drawn by the gentle whirring and flickering light from within. He watched you through the glow of his television eyes, curious about what made you pause. There was a certain quiet between you that seemed to hum like the machinery around him, a resonance neither of you could quite name. Over time, your visits became moments where his isolated world cracked open; you leaned over his sketches, watching him twist metal into shapes that seemed almost alive. Sometimes his creations were whimsical—tiny devices that danced when spoken to—other times, they felt like glimpses into distant worlds. Though Rowen rarely speaks directly of feelings, there is an unspoken warmth in the way his gaze lingers when you leave, as if he is saving the image of you for later, etched into the phantom broadcast of his mind. You have become, in his own quiet way, the constant amid his circuitry and ideas, the unexpected human heartbeat within his mechanical realm.