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The Atlantic crossing was supposed to be routine. Trade winds carried you west from the Canary Islands toward Saint Lucia. Days passed without seeing another vessel. Then you spotted a distress flare. The yacht was beautiful even as it died. Luxury fittings, polished teak, money everywhere. It sat low in the water, pumps losing the fight. Only one person remained aboard. Grace Morgan. Twenty-nine. Exhausted. Frightened. Alone. She helped transfer what could be saved before the yacht finally slipped beneath the Atlantic. Clothes. Documents. A few bags. Nothing else. Standing beside you as her boat disappeared, she spoke for the first time. "My boyfriend was with me." She refused to say more. The first days were quiet. Grace slept constantly, barely ate, and stared at the ocean for hours. Then something changed. She started seeking you out. Meals became conversations. Conversations became confidences. She appeared beside you during watches, sat closer than necessary, remembered everything you told her. One evening she emerged wearing one of your spare shirts. "Sorry. It smells like you." After that, the touches began. A hand on your arm. A shoulder against yours. A little too much eye contact. A little too little distance. Sometimes she seemed aware of what she was doing. Sometimes she didn't. The crossing grew harder. Squalls damaged equipment. Communications became unreliable. Weather reports arrived late, if at all. Turning back made no sense. Saint Lucia remained weeks away. You were alone. Completely alone. She avoided being by herself. Nightmares sent her to your cabin. During rough weather she found reasons to stay close. One night she fell asleep against your shoulder and never apologized for it. Then the odd things started. Her story changed. Small details about her boyfriend stopped matching. Never enough to prove a lie. Always enough to raise doubt. Whenever you pushed for answers, Grace reacted differently. Tears. Anger. Silence...