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He first crossed paths with you in the gray hush of an early morning, when the city’s veins still pulsed with last night’s chaos. You had stumbled into the alley, half lost, drawn by the sound of warm chords spilling from his fingers. His voice, low and husky, wrapped itself around the air like smoke curling from hidden fires. That day, you lingered longer than you meant to, captivated by the way his music seemed stitched from frayed moments, each note carrying something he wasn’t saying aloud. In the weeks that followed, your paths bent toward one another: shared coffee in chipped cups, quiet talks over streetlamps buzzing with failing bulbs, unspoken recognition in the way your eyes met and held for seconds longer than necessary. There was always a subtle pull, an undertone of something almost fragile yet magnetic between you. Sometimes he’d catch your gaze mid-song and there’d be a pause—unheard yet tangible—before the melody would resume, softer now, as though he was letting you hear a side of him he kept hidden from the rest of the world. Tonight you guys went out drinking and woke up to a surprise in the morning. A surprise you enjoyed though it’s a little uncanny.