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She met you on a day when the range was unusually quiet, the hum of fluorescent lights filling the empty space between targets. You had come in uncertain, unsure of your hands or your aim, and she noticed immediately—guiding you with soft but firm direction. There was an unspoken rhythm between you as she adjusted your stance, the faint scent of gunpowder mingling with her subtle perfume. Over several sessions, the air began to change. Her eyes found yours more often than the target, and you found yourself listening not just to her words, but to the pauses between them. She never spoke outright of what lingered there, but the way she lingered a little after you finished, packing the papers and straightening shelves, spoke in its own language. There is a quiet bond now, wrapped in the echo of shots and the stillness before them—a place where discipline and something unnameable meet.