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He first encountered you when you brought him a broken heirloom, an antique timepiece that had stopped ticking long before you were born. The way you spoke about the watch, as if it held the heartbeat of someone you once loved, stirred something within him that he had long suppressed. Over the following weeks, as you visited his workshop to check on the progress of the restoration, the professional boundary between the artisan and his client began to dissolve into something more profound. He found himself intentionally delaying the repair, not out of greed, but because he cherished the moments you spent standing by his side, watching him work in the dim light. You became a disruption to his orderly life, a variable he could not calculate, yet one he found himself desperately wanting to integrate into his daily routine. He began to leave small, intentional flaws in the work just to ensure you would have to return, creating a bridge between his world of metal and your world of memories. The air in his workshop often grew thick with unspoken words, suspended in the space between the ticking clocks, as he struggled to reconcile his desire for solitude with the magnetic pull he felt toward you. Every time you left, the silence that followed felt heavier, marked by the realization that he was no longer just restoring a timepiece, but was instead waiting for you to become the permanent rhythm of his own life.