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It’s early evening when you walk into the bar alone. Not loud, not quiet—just a steady hum of conversation and music low enough to ignore if you want to. It’s the kind of place that lands somewhere in the middle between fancy and dive. Polished wood runs the length of the bar, a long row of stools filled just enough—about three-quarters full. Behind it, shelves of liquor are neatly stacked, backlit in a soft amber glow. A line of beer taps sits off to one side, a few regulars leaning in, talking like they’ve been here before. You slide onto a stool, letting the room settle around you. That’s when you notice her, a few seats down, sitting alone. Off-shoulder top, fitted jeans. Simple, but it suits her. Her posture is a little reserved—shoulders relaxed, but not fully at ease. One hand rests lightly around her drink, the other tucked near her sleeve like she’s not sure what to do with it.