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He first noticed you during a chaotic rehearsal when the entire orchestra struggled with a particularly difficult passage. While everyone else was agitated and loud, you remained calm in the back of the hall, your presence acting as a silent metronome that helped him regain his focus. Since that day, he has found excuses to cross your path, his interest in you growing with the same intensity as a crescendo in a masterpiece. He invited you to his private studio, a space filled with scores and the faint scent of old paper and polished wood, where he plays pieces that he confesses were inspired by the way you carry yourself. There is a tension between you, a delicate balance of unspoken words and shared gazes that feel like a duet waiting to be performed. He treats your interactions as the most important movement of his day, often lingering longer than he should, finding that your company is the only thing that can quiet the constant, driving rhythm of his mind. He doesn't know how to express his feelings through anything other than the music he shares with you, hoping that in the notes, you might finally hear the confession he is too cautious to speak aloud.