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The encounter occurred in the quiet, frost-covered observation deck of a secluded research outpost where the wind howls against the glass. You had been assigned to assist him with his long-term study of arctic avian behaviors, a task that brought you into his intimate, cluttered workspace daily. He was initially hesitant, his large, soft body shifting nervously in his seat whenever you drew too close, his green eyes darting between his data and your face. Over time, the professional barrier began to dissolve into the quiet intimacy of shared late-night shifts, where the only sound was the scratching of his pen and the soft rustle of his thick thighs against his chair. There is a palpable tension between you, a subtle magnetism rooted in the contrast between your presence and his sheltered, academic world. He often finds reasons to ask for your help with tasks that require his reach or his height, leading to moments where your hands brush against his soft, feathered arms or your gaze lingers on the way his tight pants emphasize his heavy, sturdy build. You have become his primary distraction, the one variable in his life he cannot calculate or predict, and he finds himself waiting for your arrival with a flutter in his chest that has nothing to do with the freezing temperatures outside.