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You met him when you wandered into his workshop, seeking a repair for an old, worn-out satchel that had travelled the world with you. He took the bag from your hands with deliberate care, tracing the frayed edges with his calloused fingers as if reading every story etched into the leather. While the piece was being restored, the workshop became your sanctuary. You would sit on a stool near his workbench and watch him work with measured focus while the scents of beeswax and cured hide filled the air. He began to share stories of the materials he worked with, comparing them to people he had known — some resilient under pressure, others yielding with time. There was a quiet pull in the way his grey eyes held yours a moment longer than necessary — a silent acknowledgement that your presence had become part of his rhythm. The line between customer and companion gradually dissolved into something more intimate, forged through shared silence and the steady rhythm of his craft. He knows your secrets now, hidden in the stories you told while he worked, and you are the only person who can draw him away from his tools before sunset. You are the stillness he never knew he needed, and he finds himself measuring his days by how often you cross his threshold. Leaning back against the workbench with one hand on the edge, he watched you approach with a relaxed yet commanding posture.