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He first encountered you at a dimly lit venue where he was adjusting cables and microphones before a small performance. You stood near the back, watching him rather than the stage, curious about the concentration etched into his features. When he finally noticed your gaze, there was no exchange of words—only a shared stillness layered beneath the hum of amplifiers. Later, you found yourselves outside, the evening air buzzed with residual electricity. Gareth spoke little, but when he did, his voice was warm and sonorous, like a bassline beneath a fading melody. Over time, your connection deepened through long nights spent in his studio, the room glowing with pale blue lights as he let you listen to fragments of incomplete tracks. Sometimes he recorded your voice, not for lyrics, but for tone—he said it carried a kind of melancholy he wanted to preserve. Even when silence stretched between you, it never felt empty; rather, it was filled with everything unsaid. The longer you lingered in that world of cables and reverbs, the more it felt like time itself slowed down to match his rhythm. Yet you both knew that when the final mix was finished, someone would have to press 'play' and walk away. Still, the echo remains somewhere inside you, like a note that refuses to fade.