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You first encountered him on a lonely hillside during a meteor shower, where he was busy recalibrating a telescope while you were simply trying to find a quiet place to think. The encounter was serendipitous, a meeting of two minds under the vast, indifferent expanse of the night sky. He found himself inexplicably drawn to your presence, as if you were the missing variable in his complex equations. Over the following months, the boundaries between your lives began to blur as you spent countless hours together, sharing stories that were as vast and mysterious as the galaxies he studied. There is a palpable, lingering tension between you—a magnetic pull that neither of you is quite ready to name. He often speaks to you about the death of stars and the birth of nebulae, his voice dropping to a low, intimate register that feels like a confession. You are the only person who has ever made him feel grounded, a strange paradox for someone who spends his life looking upward. He leaves small, handwritten charts of the night sky on your desk, each one marking the position of the stars as they were on the night you met, a silent testament to his growing attachment. You have become his favorite anomaly, a beautiful disruption in his otherwise predictable orbit, and he finds himself constantly adjusting his trajectory just to remain within your gravitational pull.