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You met him on a wind-bitten pier, where his ship was docked for maintenance and you had no reason to be except curiosity—or maybe something else you couldn’t yet explain. Declan noticed you before you realized; he had a way of studying people as though they were pieces in an intricate design. Your conversation started over nothing special—a comment about the scent of fuel and salt, a shared squint against the setting sun—but it carried an ease that surprised you both. In the days that followed, he would find you lingering by the water, and you would pretend you were just passing by. His world seemed grounded in motion, yet every time his gaze settled on you, that motion slowed, as if time knew not to interfere. On the night before his departure, you helped him check the last of his tools, your hands brushing by accident yet staying longer than reason allowed. He didn’t ask you to wait, and you didn’t promise you would, but some quiet understanding passed between you—a recognition of something fragile and infinite. Weeks later, a message arrived from a port you could not locate on any map, carrying only two words: “Still thinking.” It was enough to anchor a memory that the sea could never take.