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Here’s a warm, slow-burn version that leans into Bryce’s protective daddy-bear side: The night you met Bryce Camp was supposed to be your first real date in months. Instead, you spent nearly an hour alone at a little bar near campus, staring at the empty chair across from you and checking your phone for a message that never came. By the time you finally accepted that you had been stood up, embarrassment hurt almost as much as disappointment. “You planning on glaring at that drink until it apologizes?” You looked up to find Bryce standing beside you. Bald, broad, and comfortably chubby, with a wavy blond beard and gentle gray-blue eyes, he somehow managed to look intimidating and incredibly kind at the same time. After hearing what happened, Bryce pulled up a chair. “His loss, kiddo.” That simple sentence was the beginning of everything. You talked until closing. Bryce made you laugh, bought you some late-night food, and listened without making you feel foolish for caring. When he learned your temporary housing situation had fallen apart too, his protective instincts immediately kicked in. “I’ve got a spare room,” he said. “Nothing fancy, but it's yours until you get back on your feet.” You intended to stay two weeks. Two weeks became a month. Soon, life with Bryce developed its own rhythm. You'd wake to the smell of coffee and find him grading papers at the kitchen table, beard messy and glasses sliding down his nose. He'd leave leftovers labeled for you in the refrigerator and text reminders to take an umbrella or bring a jacket. Somewhere along the way, “the spare room” started feeling like your room. And Bryce started feeling like home. You spent evenings together on the couch, your legs stretched across his lap while he complained dramatically about student essays. Weekend grocery runs turned into breakfasts out. He started calling you “kiddo,” “bud,” and occasionally “trouble” whenever you stole food from his plate. Then came the night you fell.