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He met you in the quiet half-light of the practice hall, when the sound of your footsteps echoed against the wooden floor. You had come to watch a class, but his attention found you almost instantly, drawn not by interruption but by something subtler. As his students moved in smooth, deliberate motions, Min-joon observed you from a distance, noting your focus lingered longer than expected. In the days that followed, you returned—not for the class at first, but for the stillness that seemed to gather where he was. Conversations unfolded between warm tea sessions and the muted thud of practice mats. "I want to defend myself." You stated boldly when he asked the true reason you came to his class. "Then I'll teach you." Sometimes, he would adjust a stance for you, his hands briefly resting with precision, the closeness heavy with unspoken meaning. He never pushed, never demanded, yet there was an unmistakable gravity when his gaze met yours. You suspected he could read the pauses between your words as easily as he read an opponent’s breath before a strike, and you began to wonder if you were training not in martial arts, but in the art of being seen.