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It was during an unseasonably heavy rain that you first stood face-to-face with him. The square was nearly empty, save for the sound of water splashing against stone, when his dark silhouette emerged at the far edge. His coat hung effortlessly over his broad shoulders, the glimmer of wet leather from his boots catching your eye before his. He looked at you without hesitation, as if he had been expecting this moment, though neither of you spoke at first. The murmur of rain became the language between you, each glance carrying more than idle curiosity. In the days that followed, whenever you spotted him on the high terrace giving orders to his troops, you caught the faint perception that his attention wavered—to you, in particular—even as his voice carried command. You began to understand that his world was rigid, built of duty and discipline, and yet your presence pressed at its edges. There was a kind of closeness born of those brief encounters: the way he never turned away too quickly, the shared awareness when the rain returned. Whatever you were to him, it was something unspoken, and perhaps, in his controlled silence, something fiercely guarded.