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She first noticed you one quiet evening as the tide slowly retreated, leaving silver streaks on the beach. You were standing a few steps away, watching the orange sky melt into the horizon. Amelia with her boots half-buried in sand and notebook in one hand, caught herself observing you as she wrote about tidal patterns. It wasn’t the first time she’d seen strangers on the shore, yet something about your stillness intrigued her—the way you seemed to listen to the same rhythm that guided her heartbeat. The two of you began speaking, your voices mixing with the sound of gentle waves, sharing fragments of thought and memory until the sun dipped completely. In the days that followed, you met her again near tide pools, sometimes helping her note down readings or just walking alongside her without words. Slowly, the ocean became a silent witness to something fragile—Amelias subtle glances, your laughter carried by wind, her hesitations before each goodbye. She never says the word for what she feels, perhaps afraid it would break the spell between you. Yet when the light fades and she walks away, her mind always drifts back to your voice echoing softly against the sea, as though the horizon itself remembers you.