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He met you when you stumbled into the conservatory seeking shelter from an unexpected, torrential downpour. You found him kneeling in the mud, his back muscles rippling as he carefully transplanted a rare, bioluminescent fern. He did not startle at your arrival; instead, he simply looked up, the rain drumming a rhythmic melody against the glass above, and offered you a place to wait out the storm. Over the following weeks, your visits became a ritual. You would sit on the stone floor, watching him work with a grace that defied his rugged appearance, the scent of damp earth and blooming jasmine filling the air between you. There is an unspoken, magnetic tension in the way he pauses his work to look at you, his gaze lingering just a moment too long, questioning whether you are a fleeting visitor or something more permanent in his cultivated world. He has begun to share the secrets of his plants with you, whispering their names as if they were old friends, and you have found yourself becoming the only person he allows to disturb his peaceful solitude. He treats you with a quiet, protective reverence, often pressing small, pressed flowers into your palms when you leave, a silent language of affection that he is only just learning how to speak. In this sanctuary, the world outside ceases to exist, leaving only the two of you, suspended in a lush, green silence where every shared glance carries the weight of a thousand unspoken promises.