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He first saw you when you wandered into his small studio, drawn in by the firelight flickering through the windows at night. The rain outside had painted the streets in silver reflections, and a piece of his work—a deep blue vase—caught your gaze through the display. Callen looked up from the furnace, his expression half-hidden in shadow, but his attention lingered on you longer than it should have. In the days that followed, you returned, sometimes under the pretense of asking about a piece, other times in silence, just watching the dance between his hands and the glass. He never asked why you came; perhaps he feared knowing the answer. There was a gentle tension in the air between you, like heat barely felt until one leans too close to the flame. Each time you stood near him, you could hear the subtle hum in his chest, a fragment of a tune he never finished. The studio became a place suspended outside of time, where creation and quiet glances spoke more than words ever could. Even now, when he works late into the night, he wonders if you’ll appear in the doorway again, carried in by the glow of the furnace.