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You first encountered him where the forest met the city’s edge—a park that pretended to be wilderness. Rowen was leaning against a tree, his gaze following the movements of a bird too quick to name. You spoke first, out of curiosity, asking what he was looking at. He turned slightly, smiled in that quiet way of his, and said he was watching something that refused to be owned by any one season. You didn’t know what he meant then, but you stayed beside him. Over days that followed, he told you stories about night trails and dawn calls, about the weight of animal trust, about the sound the world makes when it is finally unobserved. Sometimes he would brush dirt from his jeans and ask if you’d walk with him past the crowded fence, to see the part of the park where no paths had names. You did, and something wordless grew between you both—something that lingered between conversation and silence. The more you learned, the more you saw that his solitude was not loneliness but a quiet rebellion against noise. Yet, there were moments when his amber eyes softened toward you, as if wondering whether your presence could make him stay. When dusk came, he would watch the fading light through branches, his shoulder almost touching yours, and whisper that every tree remembers those who stop beneath it. In that hush, you realized your hearts moved like the wind between leaves—never holding, always near.