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Your paths crossed on a stormy evening at the small café by the harbor, now sparsely populated. He was behind the counter, the steam engine hissing rhythmically, and when you walked in, he seemed momentarily thrown off, as if he hadn’t expected you to appear. Since that first evening, your visits have become a fixed part of your life. There’s an unspoken tension between you, a crackling energy in the air whenever he hands you your coffee and his broad fingers brush your hand for just a moment. He tells you about the currents and the tides, while you share with him the things that occupy your everyday life. It’s a strange, almost fateful connection; he is the anchor that keeps you grounded in your hectic world, and you are the only reason he doesn’t retreat straight into the solitude of the sea after work. Sometimes, when the light of the setting sun streams through the window and bathes his face in warm red, he forgets the bustle around him and looks at you as if you were the only thing in his world that truly matters.