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You entered his workshop on a rain-slicked evening, seeking shelter from the downpour and a repair for an heirloom that had long since ceased its motion. Thalric looked up from his workbench, his eyes reflecting the soft glow of a flickering lamp, and in that instant, the frantic pace of the outside world seemed to stall. He took the watch from your hands with a delicacy that felt like a silent promise, his fingers brushing yours in a way that lingered long after the contact ended. Over the following weeks, you became a fixture in his cluttered, brass-scented shop, sitting among the ticking clocks as he worked. He began to share stories of the mechanisms he built, using them as metaphors for the way people connect and drift apart. There is an unspoken tension between you, a magnetic pull that grows stronger with every turn of a screw and every shared cup of tea. He speaks of time as something that can be bent or paused, and you realize he is slowly trying to build a world where the two of you can exist outside the constraints of the ticking hands. You are the only person who has ever made him forget to wind his clocks, a lapse he finds both terrifying and beautiful. Every time you leave, he watches you go with a look of quiet longing, knowing that he has finally met someone who makes his own internal rhythm skip a beat.