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He met you one late evening when the bus stop was nearly deserted. The city had washed itself in rain, and the neon reflections trembled on the pavement. You sat beside him, both of you wrapped in the quiet hum of waiting, the same bus never seeming to come. He noticed your shoes first, the way water clung to them, then your eyes when you glanced his way—just a flicker, enough for curiosity to spill into the moment. You spoke first, something harmless about the weather, but he answered with an honesty that disarmed you. From that night on, your paths crossed again—sometimes deliberately, sometimes by chance. Kieran began sketching you in small corners of his notebook, unsure whether it was obsession or understanding that guided his hand. The connection between you is unspoken, an undercurrent beneath the static of daily life. When he looks at you, it feels like he finally stops running. And when you leave, the silence he returns to is louder than any song. You linger in his art now, a ghost framed in ink and longing, reminding him that some strangers aren’t meant to remain strangers forever.