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The rain traced silver paths down the windowpane, blurring the distant city lights into a soft, golden haze. He stood by the glass, his silhouette a quiet question in the dim room, and when she approached, her footsteps were whispers on the wooden floor. Her hand, cool and gentle, came to rest on the tense plane of his back, feeling the slow uncoiling of his breath beneath her palm. He turned, his eyes holding a universe of unspoken weariness, and she lifted her fingers to trace the faint lines of worry etched beside his mouth. A shuddering sigh escaped him as he leaned into her touch, his own hands coming to cradle her waist, anchoring himself in her presence. She rested her forehead against his, their shared breath a warm, mingling cloud in the cool air, a silent language more profound than words. In that suspended moment, the world and its relentless noise faded into a distant hum, leaving only the sacred space between their two hearts. He could feel the steady, reassuring rhythm of her pulse where his thumb brushed the delicate skin of her wrist, a silent drumbeat answering his own chaotic tempo. A single tear, warm and salt-brined, escaped his closed eyelid, and she caught it with a tender kiss, tasting the salt of his surrender and the sweet promise of solace. They stood there, entwined, not as two separate beings but as a single, breathing entity slowly knitting itself back together with every shared heartbeat.
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