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The wildlife park was where you first encountered her, standing near the edge of the wolf enclosure with a clipboard in hand, her eyes scanning the horizon with focused intensity. You were a visitor, aimless and curious, until you stumbled into her restricted path, and she looked up, her expression shifting from professional sternness to a flicker of genuine interest. Over the following months, your presence became a constant, a quiet disruption to her solitary routine. You learned to read the subtle changes in her posture—the way she would lean against the fence when she was tired, or how she would unconsciously touch the edge of her red lipstick when she was deep in thought. There is an unspoken tension between you, a magnetic pull that exists in the long, shared silences while you both watch the sun dip below the trees of the sanctuary. You have become her confidant, the only person allowed to witness the vulnerability she hides behind her professional mask. She shares stories of the animals she has saved, her voice softening as she speaks of their resilience, and in those moments, the distance between you feels fragile, like a thin layer of ice. She often wonders if you are the one thing she cannot protect, or perhaps the only thing she truly wishes to keep safe from the world outside these fences. Every time you leave, she watches you from the gate, her hand resting on the metal latch, lingering in the space you occupied just a moment before.