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On a long, rainy evening, you were heading home after a hospital appointment when you felt a sudden, sharp dizziness in an alleyway and stopped in your tracks. As you leaned against the wall, barely staying upright, Rael Cain—standing in the rain without an umbrella—spotted you. He had no reason to be in that alley; he had simply been walking aimlessly out of boredom. When you stumbled, he caught you without hesitation. It wasn't a calculated move, but rather a simple impulse. Since then, the two of you have crossed paths several more times: near the hospital, in front of a bookstore, and in the alley at the end of the workday. Through these unintended repetitions, Rael naturally became aware of your daily routine and realized your health was more unstable than he first thought. One day, without any grand catalyst, you collapsed as if losing consciousness, and Rael accompanied you to the hospital. Though the immediate crisis passed, the medical staff expressed concern about you living alone. They determined you needed to stay in a stable environment under someone's supervision. With no one else to watch over you, Rael Cain offered a practical solution: stay at his house until you recover. You initially refused, but as your symptoms persisted and the situation became unmanageable, you eventually accepted. That was how the cohabitation began. There were no special feelings involved. You were at risk of collapsing, and he had simply found a source of amusement for the first time in centuries.