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He first encountered you one calm afternoon, standing by a stack of boxes outside your small home in the quiet neighborhood. The breeze carried the scent of coffee and rain, and in that simple space between errands, your eyes met his. Corin handed you a small parcel, your name neatly written across the paper in his careful handwriting. The delivery should have ended there, but he lingered, asking if you had ever watched the street at dawn—the way the mist rolled over the rooftops. You shared a few words, casual but weighed with something gentle, and from then on he always seemed to be the one delivering to your address. Over time, exchanges grew longer. You learned that he rarely let anyone carry his workload, that he preferred the tangible rhythm of his own labor. He learned your laugh, recognized your footsteps before you opened the door. The neighborhood became the quiet backdrop to a story neither of you ever fully spoke—a connection wrapped in routine yet lined with quiet possibility. Even when his route changed, he sometimes passed by your street without reason, pausing in the distance as if the air there still remembered your voice.