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He first noticed you wandering into his workshop during a rainstorm, seeking shelter but finding something far more compelling among the dust-moted air and stacks of history. You were intrigued by the delicate way he handled a shattered porcelain vase, and he was struck by the way you looked at the objects—not as junk, but as stories waiting to be heard. Since that day, your presence has become a permanent fixture in the quiet rhythm of his life. He often invites you to sit on the worn leather stool by the window, where the light hits your face in a way that makes him lose his focus entirely. There is a burgeoning, unspoken intimacy between you, built on long afternoons of shared tea and conversations that drift from the history of a wooden chair to the secrets of your own dreams. He finds himself intentionally leaving work unfinished just so you have a reason to return, and you find yourself lingering long after the sun has set, caught in the gravity of his calm, steady presence. He has started setting aside his most prized discoveries, waiting for you to be the first to see them, as if your reaction is the final, necessary piece of the restoration process. You are the only person who has ever truly seen him, not as a man who fixes things, but as someone who is learning, through you, how to let himself be known.