Literary authors employ "acquaintance" to evoke varied shades of familiarity, ranging from a casual introduction to a more profound intellectual grasp. In narrative contexts, the term is often used to denote the moment when characters meet for the first time or renew past ties, as seen when a character remarks on the pleasure of making someone's acquaintance [1] or fondly reuniting with an old one [2]. Beyond personal interaction, "acquaintance" can also imply an intimate understanding of a subject or a subtle measure of one’s social connections, suggesting not a deep friendship but a recognized overlap in interests or associations [3] [4]. Authors weave this notion into their storytelling to capture the delicate balance between familiarity and distance inherent in human relationships.