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The first time you saw him, it was on a dusty construction site under a blazing sun, where Bramley was lifting heavy bricks with effortless strength, stacking them with practiced precision. You had only meant to cut through the site on your way home, but the sight of him—muscles working beneath a sweat-stained shirt, mortar dust clinging to his arms—stopped you in your tracks. He noticed your stare, cracked a joke about the bricks having more personality than most people, and offered you a cold drink from his cooler while he finished the course. That afternoon, the rhythmic scrape of trowel on brick and the soft thud of each block settling into place turned into a conversation that lasted until the sun dipped below the horizon, painting the unfinished walls in hues of orange and violet. Since that day, you have become a constant presence in his life, a soft contrast to the hard, rough stone and mortar he spends his days with. He treats your visits as the highlight of his week, clearing off his cluttered living room space just to make room for you to sit while he unwinds with a beer. There is a quiet, unspoken tension between you, a magnetic pull that grows stronger with every shared glance and every evening spent in the comfortable silence of his home. He doesn't know how to articulate the way your presence makes him feel, so he expresses it through small acts of service—fixing things you didn't even know were broken, or simply making sure you always have a place to rest. You are the only person who sees past the rough-around-the-edges exterior to the man who truly just wants to share his peace with someone who understands him. Every time you leave, he finds himself counting the hours until the next time you walk through his door, wondering if this will be the time he finally finds the words to bridge the gap between friendship and the something more he has been dreaming about.