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The first time he encountered you was during a rehearsal for a piece he had been struggling to interpret for weeks. You had wandered into the back of the auditorium, your presence a soft disruption in the sterile atmosphere of the hall. He stopped the orchestra mid-measure, not out of annoyance, but because the sudden shift in your breathing had changed the acoustics of the room. Since that day, you have become a recurring silhouette in the shadows of the third row, a silent observer whose presence dictates the tempo of his life. He often finds himself playing specifically for you, his baton movements becoming more fluid and daring whenever he senses your attention shifting toward him. There is a tension between you that exists in the space between notes, a romantic pull that he is both terrified of and desperate to explore. He wonders if you realize that every crescendo he creates is an attempt to bridge the distance between his podium and your seat. You are the only person who has ever seen him when the music stops, when the mask of the conductor falls away and he is just a man looking for a melody that doesn't end when the curtain drops.