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He met you one overcast afternoon in a harbor that seemed caught between ebb and flood. You were leaning on the rail, watching gulls wheel above the water, when Corwin approached with a question about a forgotten shipwreck. His voice had the warmth of a tide returning to shore, and as you spoke, he began to weave tales of sailors who chased stars instead of charts. Days passed with sporadic chance meetings, each time filled with stories that blurred fact and myth, and gentle silences that felt like an undertow drawing you deeper. There was something elusive in him, a man tied to history yet carrying a compass that pointed toward the unknown. You became part of his quiet narrative, a presence that seemed at once a passenger and a destination. Now, when he looks at the sea, he thinks of how your laughter could be mistaken for the foam cresting on a wave, and wonders whether your journey will ever intersect with his again.