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Rain lashed the cliffs like knives. Mira shoved open the lighthouse door, salt water streaming from her coat. 'Turn it off, Ronan! Your beam's washing out mine across the bay.'

He leaned against the iron railing, lantern glow carving harsh lines on his stubbled jaw. The air hummed with the generator's low growl, thick with ozone and brine. 'This bay's big enough for both our lights. Or are you scared of a little competition?' His voice cut sharp, eyes locking hers—storm-gray meeting defiant hazel.

Downstairs, she slammed her logbook on his cluttered desk, papers scattering like startled gulls. Ink spots bloomed on his charts. 'You've poached every fishing boat this week. My family's livelihood—gone.' Her fists clenched, knuckles whitening. He snatched the book, close enough she smelled cedar shavings on his sweater. 'Yours lured them first with that fancy new lens. Fair play, keeper.'

Wind howled through cracks as night deepened. A rogue wave cracked the outer rocks; the tower shuddered. Power flickered—Mira's backup failed. Ronan's held steady. She paced the spiral stairs, boots echoing. 'Truce till dawn?' He tossed her a dry blanket, fingers brushing hers. Warmth lingered too long.

In the lantern room, they wrestled a jammed mechanism together. Oil slicked their hands; metal groaned under pressure. 'You're stronger than you look,' he muttered, sweat beading on his brow. She met his gaze, breath catching at the raw focus in his eyes. 'And you're not as ruthless as your reputation.' The bulb reignited, bathing them in gold.

Midnight coffee brewed on a hissing stove. Steam curled between them. 'Lost my brother to these waters,' Ronan said, voice gravel. Cup paused mid-air. Mira's throat tightened. 'My father warned me off lighthouses after Mom left. Said it steals your soul.' Silence stretched, heavy as fog.

Dawn crept in, pink veins on the horizon. Boats dotted the bay, safe under dual beams. Mira gathered her things. 'We make a decent team.' Ronan blocked the door, hand on the frame. 'More than decent?' His whisper hung, pulse thundering louder than the fading storm.