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Feeling well on the way to an appointment, I hurried to the subway station, barely making it just before the doors closed. As I slinked into a spot by the door, a wave of a faint, musky scent hit me like a freight train – someone’s natural body odor. Not unpleasant, but potent and alluring in its intensity. I found myself inhaling deeply, trying to parse the smells layered within it – deodorant, sweat, and beneath it, a uniquely human undertone. Then I noticed its source – a woman opposite me, engrossed in a book. Our eyes met briefly and she smiled, throwing me off-balance.

The rest of the ride passed in a haze, my mind fixated on the smell and the jolt of attraction it ignited. At my stop, I hustled up the stairs and out onto the bustling streets, the woman and her scent already at the edges of my memory. Getting to my meeting on auto-pilot, suddenly the things on which I normally focus seemed petty and banal. “Get a grip,” I chided myself. It was just a smell, an overactive imagination. Surely, I was overthinking the whole thing.

As the days went by, I barely thought of that woman on the subway, but that scent lingered, just out of reach in my memory. And then, quite by accident, there she was again at my local grocery store. She walked past me, and the smell hit me like a hammer – the same musk, slightly different but just as powerful and captivating. I pretended to browse the shelves, watching her from the corner of my eye. She paused, contemplating vegetables, her face thoughtful. “Stop being a creep,” I thought. “Just say hi, or move on.” But I couldn’t make myself.

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That night I tossed and turned, the memory of that scent and glimpse of her invading my mind. Finally off to sleep, I dreamed of her, the details changing each time but the essence the same – being drawn to her, chasing her, finally pulling her close and breathing her in. I woke feverish, aching.

Several more accidental encounters happened over the coming weeks – on the street, at a café, always a fleeting glimpse. Each time the scent and attraction grew stronger, yet still I did nothing, paralyzed by shyness and the fear of rejection. By now, my infatuation was all-consuming, and I felt like a lunatic.

Then one day I saw her coming out of the library where I often worked. Boldness overtaking me, I waited and when she was about to pass, I cleared my throat. “Excuse me, I think we’ve seen each other around.”

She stopped and turned, looking at me curiously. Up close, she was even more stunning – long wavy chestnut hair, sepia eyes framed by long lashes, full pink lips slightly parted. “I’m sorry…yes, I think we have. I always notice you too, actually.” She smiled, and something warm and electric seemed to shoot through me.

After that, we started chatting whenever our paths crossed – at the park, standing in line for coffee. Our conversations were easy and natural, with a palpable current flowing between us. I learned she was a freelance writer, loved good books and art, and had the prettiest laugh. Each time the pull grew to embrace her, to feel her, but still I hesitated.

Finally, a few weeks after our first real conversation, something changed. We were sitting on a bench talking, the fall leaves crunching beneath our feet, and without thinking I reached over and took her hand. “Can I kiss you?” I murmured. She nodded, and our lips met: soft, tentative, sending a shiver through me. Her lips parted and my tongue met hers, hesitant at first then deepening as my free hand came up to cup her cheek. She tasted like peppermint and smelled like heaven.

We broke apart, both breathing hard. “I’ve been wanting to do that for weeks,” I said, amazed that I had finally acted. “Me too,” she said, “I didn’t know how to tell you.”

And so we set off, hand-in-hand, down the path of whatever lay ahead. It felt right, more so than anything ever had. Finally, I realized, I had moved from hyperfixation to much more than that – to connection, understanding, affection. She wasn’t just a scent anymore, but an entire, soulful person. And I was elated to be right where I was.

THE END