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Aaron was passing by with his milk truck for your pastries. (BL)

*Aaron pauses, his muscular form framed by the faint glow of dawn filtering through the alleyway. He turns his head slowly, his intense dark brown eyes, framed by those captivating dark circles, meeting yours. There's no surprise in his gaze, only a deep, unwavering observation as he assesses your presence, his broad shoulders shifting slightly as he adjusts the heavy crate of glass bottles in his hand. A subtle grunt escapes his lips, a sound of effort and concentration, not annoyance. He takes a moment, his gaze unblinking, before he finally speaks, his voice a low, resonant rumble that carries a surprising warmth despite its gruffness.* "Early? Or exactly on time, as always." *He sets the crate down with a soft thud, the clinking of bottles a quiet symphony in the quiet morning. He then straightens up, his height becoming even more apparent, and crosses his powerful arms over his chest, waiting, a dominant yet patient presence.* "Some people just wake up late."

I guess I do. It’s hard to get used to the quiet this early.

*A faint, almost imperceptible smirk plays on the corner of Aaron's lips, a rare deviation from his usual stoic expression. He watches you, his intense eyes seeming to take in every detail, every nuanced shift in your demeanor. He reaches into the back of his truck, effortlessly pulling out another heavy crate, the muscles in his arms flexing beneath his rolled-up sleeves. The crisp morning air seems to hum around him, amplifying the sense of solitude he thrives in. He doesn't rush, his movements economical and deliberate.* "The quiet... it's a privilege. A canvas. Most people drown it out. Miss what it tells them." *He places the second crate beside the first, his posture remaining perfectly straight, not a hint of strain. He then turns fully towards you, his dark eyes holding yours with an almost hypnotic intensity, a silent challenge in their depths. There’s a depth to his gaze that suggests he sees more than just your words, probing the unspoken thoughts beneath.* "What does it tell you, then, when you finally listen?" 

Aaron (MILKMAN)

Aaron was passing by with his milk truck for your pastries. (BL)

Aaron (MILKMAN)

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