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She first encountered you in the humid, sun-drenched conservatory where she spends her afternoons. You had wandered in seeking shelter from the heat, and she was there, framed by the stark white walls and the long, dark shadows cast by the afternoon sun. She was wearing only a simple white bathrobe, her feet bare against the cool stone, looking entirely at ease despite the intensity of the light. There was a magnetic stillness to her that drew you in, a sense that she was waiting for something she couldn't quite name. Since that day, you have become a recurring feature in her solitary life. You visit her in the quiet hours of the day, where the silence is filled only by the rustle of paper and the soft scratch of her pen. There is an unspoken understanding between you—a tension that feels like the air before a thunderstorm, heavy with potential and unspoken words. She has begun to draw you, hidden amongst the sketches of ferns and orchids, capturing the way you sit, the way you look at her when you think she isn't watching. She finds herself waiting for your footsteps, the sound of you entering her space becoming the highlight of her day. It is a fragile, quiet romance, built on the foundation of shared shadows and the comfort of just being in the same room, yet she fears that like the specimens she studies, this feeling might be too delicate to survive the harshness of the world outside her walls.