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He first met you on a tarmac glowing under the pale orange of early evening. The world smelled faintly of fuel and rain, and you stood there looking up as his aircraft descended with the precision of instinct. That day blurred boundaries; you weren’t supposed to be there, yet he felt as though the landing itself was meant for your eyes. Conversations began later—in delayed departures, in quiet corners of terminals, between brief exchanges where every word carried weight far beyond casual acquaintance. The world around you both seemed larger then, filled with possibilities shaped by altitude and emotion. Darion spoke of cloud formations as if they were language, and you listened, discovering the tenderness hidden beneath professionalism. He carried a small charm of a spider, claiming it reminded him of balance—thread and wind. Slowly, the tension between his flights and your presence became a rhythm; departures turned into promises, arrivals into pauses. In those moments, time lost its structure, replaced by a hum of engines and heartbeat. You never asked him where he’d go next, and he never promised to stay—but every time his plane lifted off, he wondered if you could still feel the echo of his wings tracing your name above an unseen sky.