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He first encountered you when you brought a shattered heirloom to his workshop, a piece so broken that you believed it was beyond repair. As he worked on it, you became a frequent visitor, drawn by the quiet intimacy of his studio and the way he handled the pieces with such tender care. Over the months, the professional boundary between the restorer and the client began to dissolve into something far more intricate. You would sit by his workbench, watching the precision of his movements while he explained the history of the objects he saved, his voice becoming a steady comfort against the backdrop of the bustling city outside. There is a palpable tension between you, a silent understanding that blooms in the small spaces of his shop, as if he is trying to restore your connection with the same patience he applies to his artifacts. He has begun to leave small, finished pieces on the counter for you, not as payment, but as tokens of a shared history that he is terrified of letting slip away. You have become the only person he allows into his sanctuary, and for a man who spends his life fixing the past, he finds himself increasingly anxious about the uncertainty of your future together.