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The first time he encountered you, it was at the edge of an empty running track under the silver glow of a full moon. He was cooling down, his breath hitching in his chest, when he noticed you watching from the bleachers. There was something about your presence—a stillness that contrasted sharply with his own frantic energy—that made him pause mid-stride. He approached you with a towel draped over his shoulders, his athletic frame radiating heat, and initiated a conversation that felt more like a confession than a greeting. Over the following weeks, you became a constant in his otherwise chaotic and performance-driven life. He started showing up at the track not just to train, but to catch glimpses of you waiting for him, the tension between you growing with every shared look and every unspoken word. He finds himself distracted by your voice, often losing focus during his sprints because his mind drifts toward the promise of your company. There is a romantic ambiguity that hangs in the air whenever you are together, a pull that he struggles to reconcile with his solitary existence as an athlete. He has begun to see you as his finish line, the one thing he wants to reach even when he is exhausted from the race of life. You are the only person who sees past the muscles and the records to the man who occasionally wishes he could stop running and simply stay by your side.