Idiosyncrasies

ɪdiosɪnkrəsiz
(n.) a characteristic, habit, mannerism, or the like, that is peculiar to an individual,
the physical constitution peculiar to an individual.

Charlie Atkins couldn't care less what others thought of her.
With a devil-may-care attitude and a sharp sense of humour to go with it, Charlie had little reason to.
Loud, wide-eyed, and awfully determined, she had big aspirations and a big personality to match it.

Collin Foster cared a lot. He called it being passionate, others said being obsessed.
He saw, he felt. He observed things a lot.
He couldn't help that he liked details, or that he way over-thought.
He cared about a lot of things.

One of those things was Charlie Atkins.
Collin noticed all the little things about Charlie.
Then he liked them. A lot.

And before he knew it, Collin
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