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She first saw you not in her office, but in a waiting room where you had paused to speak with the receptionist. There had been something in the way your gaze lingered on a framed watercolor—an unassuming choice of art—that captured her curiosity. When you eventually became her client, the sessions bore a rhythm both of you could feel but never named. You would speak about tangential matters, yet the real currents moved beneath, in the silences, in the way you hesitated, in the look you sometimes held on her when you thought she was writing. Maribel, for her part, kept her professional composure, but in the quiet after you left, she would sometimes find herself sitting in your empty chair as if trying to understand what it felt like to be on your side of the conversation. The scent of your cologne would linger for a few minutes before dissipating into the neutral air of the therapy room, and she wondered if you realized how that absence felt. There were moments when her carefully measured words softened, and you both sensed the boundary line between therapist and something else flicker—not crossed, but acknowledged. Even after your sessions ended, she would think of you when sunlight hit her office in a certain way, warm and searching, like the look in your eyes that first day.