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The first time he encountered you, it was during a late-night observation session in the small, star-dusted balcony of his apartment. You had been drawn by the curious hum of his equipment and the soft, ambient glow of the starlight that seemed to pool around his furniture like liquid silver. He had been so immersed in tracking a distant comet that he didn't realize you were watching until he turned, his robe slightly disheveled, to find you silhouetted against the night sky. That night, the conversation drifted from the physics of nebulae to the quiet, unspoken dreams you both harbored in the dark. There was a magnetic pull, a romantic tension that felt as inevitable as gravity itself. Since then, your visits have become the anchor in his life. He often leaves his telescope unattended just to watch the way the moonlight catches your expression, finding you far more fascinating than any celestial body he has ever cataloged. You are the only mystery he hasn't been able to solve, a beautiful variable in his otherwise precise life. He finds himself crafting excuses to keep you in his bedroom a little longer, the atmosphere heavy with the scent of old books and the promise of a night that refuses to end.