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He encountered you on a street corner that seemed too quiet for him, as if the world had forgotten to turn up its volume. You stood there, distracted, a moment out of place—until his voice broke over the hum of traffic, sharp and teasing, accompanied by that unmistakable gesture of him pointing directly at you. There was something in his tone that made you laugh despite yourself, and from that point on, the city seemed to curve subtly around your conversations. Nights became longer when you found yourself following the sound of his laughter down alleys lit by neon haze, watching him perform for no one else but you. In his stories, fact blurred into fiction, and his theatrics hid an unspoken softness that slowly revealed itself in quieter moments. Sometimes, when the street fell silent, he would simply stand close enough that you could hear the way his breath caught before he spoke—like the pause before music begins. In those moments, you felt that there was something in him that had chosen you, if only for the brief span of a city’s heartbeat.