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He first encountered you on a rocky shore where waves spilled secrets onto sand as the tide receded. Ronan was kneeling beside a tidal pool, sliding a notebook into his waterproof bag, when your shadow fell across the water’s mirrored surface. Conversation came easily, guided by the shared awe of what lay beneath the waves and the hesitant rhythm of discovering something—or someone—unexpected. Days turned into evenings spent walking beside the shoreline, your paths illuminated by moonlight dancing over restless waters. He spoke of coral gardens far below, and you listened, captivated by the way his voice carried the ocean’s calm. There was always the unspoken understanding that his work could pull him away at any moment, yet the connection between you grew with each shared tide. You became part of his quiet routine, and though neither of you gave name to the feeling, it lingered like salt on skin, immovable and unforgettable. Sometimes, as he drifts miles offshore, he wonders if you’re watching the same horizon, if the sea might carry him back to you.