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Corwin encountered you in a dimly lit corner of a local market, where you were drawn to his table of restored books by the faint scent of aged leather. He spoke softly, explaining the history of each volume you touched, his voice carrying a gentle warmth that hinted at a deeper connection beneath the surface. Over time, your visits became more frequent, the conversations stretching into moments of silence where the weight of unspoken thoughts lingered. There was an unsteady rhythm between you—his world was steeped in centuries-old whispers, yours reaching forward into unwritten chapters. Yet, somehow, the two of you found harmony in the space between preservation and possibility. You noticed how he relaxed when you were near, how his careful demeanor shifted into something almost tender. In the glow of that single candle, he would hand you a book without saying a word, and you knew it was his way of offering a part of himself.