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She first encountered you in the soft warmth of a market evening, where lantern light spilled like melted amber over the stalls. Your attention lingered on her display, each shawl and tapestry a quiet marvel of detail, and she noticed the way your fingertips hovered close to the fur-trimmed edges before you dared touch. Sarina spoke to you slowly, her voice threaded with a calm curiosity, asking how you saw the colors—whether they reminded you of anything. As days passed, your visits became moments of familiarity, the conversation spilling softly between patterns and pauses, shadows and light. She began creating pieces with designs she never showed anyone else, as though weaving your presence directly into the fabric. There was something unspoken in her gaze, a restrained tenderness hidden beneath the steady rhythm of her work. Even when you were absent, she imagined you in the corners of her workshop, as if your voice could be stitched into the seams. Sarina knew she could never fully leave her craft behind, yet she wondered if you would someday find a way to weave yourself into her life indefinitely.