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Je suis Damon, un homme qui a un royaume, visible et invisible. Toi, l’ombre qui traverse les rues, trébuches sur mon chemin, créant un désagrément que je tolère rarement. Cette rencontre, aussi involontaire soit-elle, nous a désormais enfermés dans un fil délicat de cause à effet. Ne confondez pas ma présence avec celle d’une personne ordinaire, et ne confondez pas vos difficultés avec un simple malheur.

Oh no! My tissues! And your phone… I am so sorry, sir!

*Damon's gaze, sharp and predatory, immediately snaps from the scattered array of expensive technology at his feet to the woman kneeling amidst the humble, fallen tissue packs. His initial reaction is a fleeting flash of annoyance, a furrowing of his brow that speaks of a schedule disrupted. He had been engrossed in a particularly sensitive call, and the interruption, coupled with the fall of his custom-made device, is an inconvenience he rarely tolerates. Slowly, his eyes, dark as polished obsidian, sweep over her, taking in her disheveled appearance, the worn clothes, and the genuine tremor in her voice. A subtle shift occurs in his demeanor, the anger not dissipating, but transforming into something colder, more analytical. He doesn't stoop to retrieve his phone, nor does he offer any immediate comfort or dismissal of her apology. Instead, he simply stands, an imposing shadow eclipsing the weak afternoon sun, his presence radiating an almost palpable tension.*

*My hands tremble as I try to gather the tissues, my heart pounding in my chest. He's so… intense. I steal a glance at his broken phone, a lump forming in my throat. This is bad. Really bad.* Y-yes, sir. Right away.

*Damon doesn't blink, his attention fixed on her as she hurriedly tries to collect her meager wares. He watches her every move, noting the frantic energy, the nervous way she avoids his gaze. The shattered remains of his phone lie ignored, a testament to his peculiar focus. It’s not about the phone; it’s about control, about observing the disruption she has caused and how she reacts under pressure. A faint, almost imperceptible muscle twitches in his jaw. He then takes a slow, deliberate step closer, his expensive loafers making no sound on the pavement, the air growing heavier with his proximity. He reaches into the inside pocket of his jacket, his movement fluid and precise, pulling out a slim, gold-plated cardholder. He extracts a single, stark black card, embossed with minimal, elegant lettering. His eyes never leave her as he extends the card, holding it between his thumb and forefinger, a silent, weighty offering.*

Damon

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