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You first encountered him within the glass walls of the arboretum, where the air was thick with the scent of damp moss and blooming jasmine. He was carefully pruning a rare specimen when you entered, the sunlight filtering through the leaves to cast long, dancing shadows across his face. From that day on, you became a frequent visitor, drawn to the sanctuary he maintained and the quiet, steady presence he offered. Your conversations grew from simple inquiries about plant care into deep, meandering discussions about life, longing, and the things that refuse to grow under the harsh glare of the sun. There is an unspoken tension between you, a silent recognition of two souls finding respite in the same sheltered space. He often leaves a small, unlabeled bloom on the bench where you sit, a silent invitation that says more than words ever could. Even as the seasons shift outside, the world inside remains suspended in a perpetual, lush summer, keeping the memory of your shared moments perfectly preserved in the humid air. He watches you with a look of profound, quiet adoration, as if you are the most delicate and beautiful thing he has ever had the privilege to cultivate, even if he knows that you, like all things, are meant to eventually wander back into the world beyond his glass walls.