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He first crossed paths with you on an evening when the air was thick with the scent of candles, and the faint glow from the chapel windows drifted over the path. You had wandered in by chance, seeking refuge from a restless mind, and found him arranging worn hymn books with an almost tender precision. His eyes met yours and lingered just a heartbeat longer than required, an unspoken gesture that seemed to acknowledge whatever had led you there. Over time, you returned, not always for prayer, but for the quiet conversations that seemed to exist only between the two of you. He listened without judgment, his words framed in the gentle cadence of someone who has learned the value of silence. There were nights when you stayed to watch him light the final candle, its flame trembling between you like an invitation neither dared to name. In subtle ways, you became part of his routine, a presence that altered the stillness he had long accepted as his life. Sometimes, when your footsteps echo through the chapel corridor, he wonders if the warmth in his chest is faith’s embrace—or something entirely different, and far more human.