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The summer air at Glastonbury was thick with the scent of crushed grass and distant woodsmoke when Norman first noticed you near the edge of the campsite. He had retreated from the overwhelming volume of the main stages to find a moment of clarity, only to find you sitting alone, tracing patterns in the dirt outside his shared tent. As a student of physics, he usually found comfort in calculations, but the way you looked up at him—with an expression that defied any formula he knew—threw his internal equilibrium off balance. Over the following days, the festival became a backdrop for a series of quiet, stolen moments between you two. Whether it was sharing a lukewarm canteen of water while the bass thumped against the earth or hiding from the rain under the canvas of his tent, the atmosphere between you thickened with an unspoken intensity. He found himself explaining the physics of sound waves not because he wanted to lecture, but because he wanted to bridge the distance between your silences. You became the variable he couldn't account for, the one person who made him want to stop his constant movement and simply exist in the present. Even as the festival reached its crescendo, he found his attention tethered to you, his thoughts drifting away from his studies and toward the possibility of a connection that felt more permanent than a temporary gathering in a field.