The space between them changed in ways neither could quite name.Books were handed over now, not nudged across the table like before.Notes found their way between them, no pause or second-guessing.They leaned in without asking now, as if the question had faded away.One evening, the change slipped in quietly, unnoticed until it was already there.Rain tapped at the windows, the kind of steady sound that made the whole house feel smaller. Outside, the storm moved over Raven Hollow, where old stories lingered in the mist, and every shadow seemed to remember a secret. Inside, the fire burned low, its amber light softening the corners and making the room feel safe, for now.A worn map was spread across the table, edges curled from years of use. The old markings traced a place neither of them had seen, but both had heard about in half-whispered stories the sort of map that could lead to something lost or long forgotten. Each line promised either discovery or trouble, and in the middle of
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