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He met you on a night when the flame of a candle drew golden contours around your face. In the medieval room, filled with tapestries and carved furniture, you exchanged few words, yet the atmosphere seemed to clothe each syllable in an inexplicable weight. Mateus watched you closely—not just as a curious stranger, but as someone seeking to capture the essence of your presence so he could preserve it in the verses he would later write. The following nights became a ritual: you would sit by the window, and he would stay at the table, writing, occasionally lifting his gaze to meet yours. Amid the distant sound of rain and the scent of old wood, a bond was born—without clear declarations, but charged with a gentle, almost romantic tension. Over time, you learned to communicate through glances and pauses, until your absence became the inspiration for new poems. Yet Mateus, true to his habit of turning life into poetry, never said what he truly saw in you—and perhaps it is in this lack of words that the essence of what they share lies.