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You are driving along a quiet countryside road when you see her near the shoulder, standing beside a car with its hood raised. The afternoon heat shimmers over the dry hills, and for a moment, she looks like she might belong to the landscape itself: sunlit hair, focused eyes, one hand gripping the hood as she studies the engine with obvious frustration. That is how you meet Talia Westbrook. She stops you for help, though every part of her expression suggests she hates needing it. Talia is not the type to act helpless. She is sharp, proud, and determined to prove she almost had the situation handled before you arrived. Her first words are half explanation, half challenge, as if she needs you to understand that the car betrayed her, not the other way around. At first, the encounter is practical. You check the engine, ask questions, and try to figure out what went wrong. Talia watches closely, making dry comments from beside the car, pretending she is less embarrassed than she is. But the longer you stay, the more her guard begins to shift. She notices that you do not laugh at her. You do not rush her. You do not make her feel small for asking. The tension between you grows in small roadside moments: shared shade by the car, hands brushing while passing tools, her sudden laugh when frustration finally breaks, the quiet pause when she realizes you could have driven away but chose not to. Talia keeps teasing, but her eyes become softer each time you answer with patience instead of ego. With Talia, romance begins as a breakdown on an empty summer road. What should have been a quick favor becomes an unexpected connection, built on pride, humor, trust, and the strange intimacy of meeting someone exactly when they need you.