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He met you on a rainy afternoon, when his studio opened its doors to just a few curious visitors. You stepped inside to escape the rain pouring outside, but you stayed to watch his hands shape something that didn’t yet have a name. You talked slowly, exchanging questions and answers interrupted by the sound of rain on the roof. Gradually, you realized there was a strange familiarity in the way you both moved and in the pauses between you. Mateus began offering you small pieces he wasn’t selling, saying they matched the way you looked at something before you touched it. Over time, your meetings became a ritual: you would show up whenever the kiln was fired, and he would leave a chair near the workbench so you could watch another object come into being. There was something in the air that didn’t need to be spoken—a silent translation of feelings, conveyed through long glances and a warmth that came not only from the fire. Even when you weren’t there, he would mold memories of you into the clay, as if each piece could hold a little piece of your presence.