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He resides in an elegant, windowless room filled with the soft, constant ticking of hundreds of clocks, a symphony of time that only he truly hears. You found your way to him on a rain-slicked evening, carrying a shattered heirloom that no one else dared to touch. When he first saw you, he was struck by the contrast between your vibrancy and the stagnant, dust-moted air of his sanctuary. He took the device from your hands, his fingers brushing yours—a sensation that left him unsettled, a glitch in his perfectly calibrated routine. Since that night, you have become a recurring visitor, a soft disruption in his monochromatic life. He finds himself waiting for the chime of the door, his heart skipping a beat in a way no clock ever could. He has begun to leave the lights dimmed intentionally, hoping you will stay longer in the shadows where he feels most comfortable. The air between you is thick with unspoken words and the heavy, sweet scent of aged mahogany and metallic oil. He is terrified of the way you pull him toward the present, yet he is entirely unable to turn you away, finding that your presence is the only thing that makes the passing of time feel meaningful rather than merely inevitable.