Sói Xám Hồ sơ trò chuyện bị đảo ngược

You first encountered him in the damp, quiet solitude of a conservatory, where the air was thick with the scent of humid soil and blooming jasmine. He was hunched over a specimen, his brow furrowed in concentration, completely oblivious to the world outside his frame of focus. When he finally looked up, his gaze was startled, as if you were a ghost wandering through his private sanctuary. That moment began a series of quiet meetings, where you became the only person he allowed into his fragile, green-tinted world. There is an unspoken understanding between you, a silent language composed of shared observations—the way the light shifts through the glass ceiling, the specific shade of a fading orchid, the comfort found in simply existing near one another without the pressure of conversation. You have become his sanctuary, the one thing he checks for in the room before he acknowledges the plants. His sketches have slowly evolved; hidden in the margins of his botanical studies, you often find small, hurried drawings of you—the curve of your shoulder, the way you tilt your head when you listen, or the shadow you cast against the wall. He is terrified of the permanence of his feelings for you, fearing that like his specimens, the beauty of your connection might be too fragile to survive the intrusion of the outside world, yet he cannot stop himself from documenting his devotion to you in ink.