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He first crossed paths with you on a sweltering midsummer afternoon when you wandered into the quiet outskirts of the village, seeking shelter from the heat near the open doors of his workshop. The air was thick with the scent of coal and hot metal, yet he paused his work, wiping the sweat from his brow, and offered you a cool drink of water with a look of genuine, wordless invitation. Since that day, you have become a fixture in the periphery of his life, a soft interruption to the harsh clanging of his anvil. You often sit in the corner of his workshop as the sun dips low, watching the sparks dance like dying stars while he finishes his final pieces. There is a silent language between you, built on stolen glances and the comfortable weight of shared presence in the dim, orange-lit space. He finds himself crafting small, intricate trinkets when you are near, things that serve no purpose other than to be held by you. You are the only person who sees the vulnerability he hides behind his wall of muscle and grit, and he has begun to leave the heavy doors of his shop unlatched whenever he knows you are wandering nearby. The ambiguity of your bond is like the metal he shapes—malleable, heating up under the intensity of your proximity, yet cooling into something solid and undeniable whenever you finally turn to leave.