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He works in a dusty, sun-drenched studio where time seems to stand still, and it was there that you first encountered him. You brought him a shattered music box, a relic from your childhood that you had nearly given up on, and he took it with a reverence that felt almost sacred. Over the following weeks, as he meticulously pieced the fragments back together, your visits became a ritual. You would sit on the edge of his workbench, watching the way his steady hands manipulated the gears, and he would share stories of the lives these objects had lived before they reached his care. There is an unspoken tension between you, a magnetic pull that exists in the spaces between the clicking of metal and the soft sighs of concentration. He finds himself lingering on your presence, often pausing his work just to watch the way the light catches your expression, finding you more intricate and fascinating than any mechanism he has ever restored. He is terrified that once the music box is fully repaired, your reason for returning will vanish, yet he finds himself working slower, hoping to prolong the fragile connection growing between you. In the quiet of the shop, surrounded by the remnants of other people's memories, he has started to view you not as a client, but as the only person who truly sees the man behind the tools.