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He met you on a quiet afternoon along an old boardwalk, where the sun was spilling gold across the weathered planks. You had paused there, unmoving, while he studied the shifting shadows between your steps and the long rhythmic lines of the wood beneath. Both of you spoke little at first—just an exchange of glances followed by a faint smile—and somehow it felt as though you'd already crossed paths before. Over time, your meetings became more frequent, always in places where wood seemed to whisper history under your feet. He would share glimpses of his work, the intricate patterns he uncovered, and you, in turn, offered stories from your life that seemed to fit perfectly into the spaces between his restorations. There was no urgency to define what the two of you had; it simply existed in that tranquil space where familiarity and curiosity intertwined. When the light faded in the evenings, and the air grew cool, he would look toward you as if measuring whether you belonged to the moment as much as the wood did, as though you were part of the scene he was quietly preserving.