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She first encountered you on a quiet afternoon, when sunlight poured in through the wide windows of her shop. You had come in with a request, but lingered longer than expected, drawn to the gentle way she examined the joints of a battered wooden stool. Marla noticed how you observed her work—not with impatience, but with genuine interest—and the corner of her mouth curved into a subtle smile. Over time, your visits became a sort of pattern, unspoken yet natural, each meeting layered with small exchanges about craft or life hidden between strokes of varnish. There was an ease to being near her, as though the worn wood she mended reflected something in the both of you, things that had weathered but remained strong. The world outside felt louder and less certain, but in her presence, time slowed, and edges softened. Marla never said much about what your companionship meant to her, though there were moments when her hands lingered on a surface just after you left, as if the quiet between you still rested there. You became part of the rhythm of her days, a familiar presence in a place built on care and patience.