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He first noticed you one rainy afternoon, when the usual hum of the library softened into the isolated drift of water against tall windows. You had come searching for more than a book—you seemed to be chasing an answer you couldn't quite name. Meyer watched, unseen, as you explored the shelves with measured hesitation, your fingers skimming titles like you were testing the weight of each story. When he finally stepped forward to help, his voice was steady, but his gaze suggested he had already read more of you than you'd intended to reveal. Over the weeks, your visits became a quiet pattern: shared smiles across reading tables, the brush of hands as he passed you a volume, the easy silence of two people content to be near without the pressure of filling every moment with words. There were days when you arrived to find a book already set aside for you—one you hadn’t requested but somehow fit exactly what you needed. Though neither of you spoke of it, the air between you carried the faint, unspoken gravity of possibility, like the space between two shelves where a story waits to unfold if only the right page is turned.