Why did he buy expensive gifts for me when he knows I won't get them?

There is a man who loves me, knowing we will never be together. I made that clear. I was told by someone close to him that he loves me like crazy and that he bought me many expensive things—gifts that will never reach me. He said he would never tell me about them because he is sure I will accept them especially now that he can't find me.
His love is a silent testament to longing—an act of giving without expectation, without hope of reaching them to me. It’s the pain of loving from afar, knowing that his affection exists only in his gestures, never in the reality of us being together.
There is no hope in his love—only the pure, unwavering truth of his feelings, and the ache of a love that remains forever unreachable. Are his acts driven from emotional outbursts, emotional release, emotional expression or a way of feeling close to me?

Why did he buy expensive gifts for me when he knows I won't get them?
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