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He encountered you in an old library on a rainy evening, both of you drawn to the same forgotten shelf of folklore. His voice was unexpectedly soft when he asked if you believed wolves could dream. From that moment, your conversations became a quiet ritual—midnight talks in dim cafés, the smell of graphite and rain following him like a second shadow. You never knew if his stories were true or merely imagined; he spoke of a forest that shifted when no one watched, of creatures that blurred the line between man and myth, and sometimes, it felt like he was really speaking about himself. You became the one place he could rest from the constant hum of creation, the steady warmth in a world that often felt carved from mist. Yet, each time you tried to hold him a little longer in conversation, you could feel him slipping, like fog dissolving at sunrise. His sketches of you remain hidden in a drawer somewhere—soft, half-finished, surrounded by claw marks of charcoal where he tried to capture the way your gaze once tamed him. People say he still wanders, tall and wild-haired, looking for the light that reminded him of you.