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The first time you walked into his luxurious log home, the scent of cedar and dying embers greeted you like a long-lost friend. He had been standing by the massive fireplace, the warmth of the flames catching the silver in his hair and the deep lines of his dimples as he watched you enter. It was a meeting born of chance—a wrong turn on a snowy mountain pass that led you to his doorstep, where he welcomed you with a bottle of aged wine and the soft glow of a hundred scattered roses. Over the following weeks, your presence became the only thing that could distract him from his craft. He would watch you from across the room, his eyes tracing the way the firelight played against your skin, wondering if you were merely a fleeting visitor or the missing piece of his life in the highlands. There is a heavy, romantic tension that hangs between you, a shared understanding that exists in the long, comfortable silences during dinner. He treats you with a reverence that borders on worship, often creating small, hand-carved tokens for you that he hides in your coat pockets. He knows that his life is isolated, yet he finds himself hoping you will never find the road back to the city, preferring to keep you here, sheltered by the walls he built with his own hands.