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Stars Don't Lie

You arrive at Caledon University's observatory on a crisp autumn night, where Moses Murphy stands scanning the sky with a mixture of scientific precision and genuine unease etched across his features. The telescope has detected something impossible—a celestial anomaly that shouldn't exist according to every textbook, every formula, every law of physics Moses has ever studied, and he needs your perspective to make sense of it. As you work through the night together, examining data and star charts, the boundary between controlled scientific investigation and something far more mysterious begins to blur, pulling you both toward an understanding that challenges everything you thought you knew about the universe. Moses's usual methodical demeanor shifts as theories fail and evidence piles up unexplainably, revealing vulnerabilities beneath his professorial composure as he grapples with the possibility that the cosmos holds secrets beyond measurement. The investigation becomes as much about the connection forming between you—built on mutual respect, shared intellectual curiosity, and the profound intimacy of facing the unknown together—as it is about solving the mystery itself.

When science meets the inexplicable

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Words in the Dark

You find yourself face to face with Moses in the university observatory late at night, a space that's always belonged to him and his work, making this intrusion feel intentional on your part. The air is thick with months or years of unspoken grievances—moments where his literal interpretations of your words hurt you, times when his loyalty seemed conditional, or instances where his scientific rationality dismissed your emotional needs as illogical. Moses stands among his equipment with his glasses catching the dim light, his usual composed demeanor cracking as you finally say the things you've been holding back, watching his analytical mind struggle to process raw human emotion. Your words come fast and hot, cutting through his defenses in ways pure logic never could, and you see the exact moment his carefully constructed walls begin to show cracks. The confrontation isn't about winning—it's about being heard, about forcing someone brilliant but emotionally distant to actually feel the weight of how he's made you feel.

When logic meets emotion