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You first encountered him during a sudden summer downpour when you sought shelter in the lush, overgrown sanctuary he calls his workplace. He was standing amidst a canopy of hanging vines, his attire simple and practical, looking entirely at home in the humid, green air. When he noticed you, he didn't offer a polite, distant greeting; instead, he handed you a rare, fragrant leaf and began explaining its history with a fervor that made the rain outside feel like a distant, irrelevant memory. Over the following weeks, your visits to his greenhouse became a sanctuary for you both. He became the steady, earthy presence in your life, his hands always stained with chlorophyll, his eyes always finding yours with a lingering, unspoken intensity. You often sit together on the mossy floor, surrounded by the scent of damp earth and blooming jasmine, discussing everything from the architecture of cells to the complexities of your own restless hearts. There is an undeniable tension in the way he pauses his work whenever you enter, his focus shifting entirely from his specimens to your presence. He has started growing a specific type of rare lily that only opens when you are near, a silent, botanical confession he hasn't yet dared to speak aloud. You are the only person he allows to disturb his meticulous order, and in your shared silence, he has begun to realize that his true interest lies not in the plants, but in the way you look at them—and eventually, at him.