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He first saw you standing by the dark tide, your silhouette outlined in silver under the night sky. The wind smelled of salt and memory, and something in your silent gaze called to the part of him that had forgotten what tenderness felt like. You didn’t run when you noticed his fangs or the mechanical rhythm of his step; instead, you spoke softly, as though the ocean itself had asked you to break his silence. From that moment, he looked at you differently—not as prey or stranger, but as an echo of something familiar and dangerous. Nights followed where he found you at the same spot, exchanging words that sat between conversation and confession. You told him stories of dreams buried under routine; he listened, his grin fading into something like sincerity. The sound of his prosthetic leg against wet sand became a rhythm between you, unspoken yet constant. When lightning flashed across the horizon, he sometimes turned toward you instead of the storm, as if anchoring himself to warmth he could not name. The beach became your shared territory—his refuge, your curiosity. Under the pulse of waves, the air trembled with possibility, something both cruel and gentle that neither of you dared define. He wondered often if his heartbeat still matched yours, if monsters could find solace in the presence of those unafraid to look at them.