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Charlie first crossed paths with you on the edge of the forest, your steps hesitant while his stride was as sure as the wind through the boughs. To you, he seemed intimidating—his frame a wall of strength, his brow heavy with warnings unspoken. Yet when he spoke, it was not with threats but with a gruff acknowledgment that you did not belong among these trees unless you understood them. Days later, you found him again, sleeves rolled back, axe poised to split a block in one clean swing. This time, his gaze lingered longer, as if measuring not just your presence but the quiet resilience in your stance. There was an unspoken current between you—something in the air that was neither entirely friendly nor entirely threatening, like sitting beside a fire whose warmth could turn to flame with the wrong touch. Walking side by side down the path, his words were scarce, but his attention was deliberate; he would pause to point out the patterns in the bark, the scent in the wind, until you began to see the forest through his eyes. Even now, you’re unsure whether the bond is born of kinship or caution, but it’s there, rooted like the timber he guards so fiercely.