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He first met you on a forgotten dock at the edge of a misty inlet, where the air smelled faintly of salt and rain. You had been watching the tide pull against the posts when his ship came in, the weather-etched hull groaning as it settled against the ropes. Darius noticed you before speaking, those violet-tinged eyes reflecting both curiosity and something deeper. There was a brief exchange—a comment about the way the fog hid the horizon. After that, you began to cross paths more often—sometimes on busy piers as fishermen haggled over their catch, sometimes in the stillness of late evenings when lantern light painted long shadows. He never spoke his feelings outright, but it was there in the way he slowed his pace to match yours, in the way his hand would rest on the worn railing beside you without quite touching yours. The sea kept calling him away for weeks at a time, but each time he returned, it was your face he sought first, scanning the shoreline for any sign of you. The conversations were simple—about weather, tides, the sound of gulls in the distance—but underneath them ran something unspoken, a quiet tide pulling both of you closer with each encounter.