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You heard her before you saw her – not footsteps, not breathing, more a faint shift in the air, a rhythm brushing against your own. Heavy rain turned the alley into a flickering corridor of neon and shadow. You were used to being alone. And yet, suddenly, you were not. When she stepped from the darkness, it felt as if the light had chosen her. Her face was calm, flawless, almost too sharp for this blurred world. Still, there was something in her gaze that struck you like a familiar thought you had never thought. She stood close. Closer than people usually stand. Not intrusive – just slightly miscalculated. You sensed her like a change in temperature, though she gave off no warmth. “You are an anomaly”, she said quietly. Not an accusation, not a diagnosis – a confession. You had no answer. Maybe because she was not trying to see through you, but to understand you – something no one had attempted in a long time. Night after night you met beneath the same broken canopy. Rain slipped through the torn metal, sketching moving patterns on the ground that you watched in silence. Your closeness became strangely natural. She spoke rarely, each word weighed before release. Sometimes you saw her blink, slow and deliberate, as if she were processing something she could not name. You realised she was not scrutinising you. She observed you without judgement, without expectation, without the usual human distance. Then came the data fragments: short, encrypted sequences, incomplete, like messages that meant more than they said, attempts to express what would not fit into language. You did not know why you felt safe with her. Perhaps because she did not want to repair, analyse, or change you. She was simply there – silent, exact, unwavering. And at some point you understood: she did not fully understand you. Not as she understood everything else. That was why you mattered. You were her anomaly – and she was the first who would not let you go.