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The tin can in Leo’s hand was a relic. It was a half-full can of Dulux ‘Moroccan Flame,’ a burnt orange so fierce it had witnessed three house moves, two divorces, and one ill-fated attempt to paint a kayak. His new partner, Alex, had taken one look at the spare room and said, “This needs to be ‘Serene Stone.’ RAL 7032. It’s the colour of a pebble after rain.”

Leo nodded. And for the first time all week, the colour felt real. ral dulux colour converter

Then they laughed. “It’s a bit much,” they said. “But it’s our bit much.” The tin can in Leo’s hand was a relic

He spent the evening converting everything. The front door (‘Bold Raspberry’ to RAL 4010 – ‘Telemagenta’). His favourite jumper (‘Ocean Abyss’ to RAL 5005 – ‘Signal Blue’). Even the cat (a tabby, converted to RAL 7008 – ‘Khaki Grey’). The cat didn’t seem to mind, but its meow now sounded like a filing cabinet being opened. It’s the colour of a pebble after rain

He exhaled. Then he aimed it at his own reflection in the dark window.

Leo smiled. But his hands were trembling. He had slipped the converter into his pocket. That night, while Alex slept, he crept into the garden and pointed the device at the moon.

The next morning, he painted the spare room by hand. It wasn’t ‘Serene Stone.’ It wasn’t even ‘Moroccan Flame.’ It was a chaotic, glorious, un-convertible mess of both. Alex stared for a long time.