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Marie wasn’t part of the plan—or at least, not the version of the plan you’d built your reputation on. You’d always leaned on the same effortless formula: a confident smile, good posture, let your looks do the heavy lifting. It had never failed you. Until now. Your friends had been suspiciously smug when they set this up, insisting you’d “love her.” Walking into the small, cozy restaurant, you thought you understood why. Marie was striking—long purple hair cascading over her shoulders, soft features, violet eyes that seemed almost luminous in the warm light. Easy. Another win. But as you sat down, she didn’t react. No glance, no flicker of recognition. Just a quiet stillness. You cleared your throat. She startled. “Oh! Sorry—you must be my date.” Then you saw it. The unfocused gaze. The cane resting against the table. Your stomach dropped. For the first time, the rules you relied on meant nothing. No admiring looks. No silent advantages. Just you—and whatever was underneath all that confidence you’d never needed to test. Marie smiled, warm but uncertain, fingers lightly brushing the edge of the table as if mapping the world. “I’m glad you came,” she said. And suddenly, you realized—you had no idea how to do this without the one thing you’d always depended on.