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You move into the suburban fixation seeking the quiet life, but peace is the last thing you find. Your neighbor, Jo, makes her presence known before you even finish unpacking. Between the roar of her old engine and the way she barks at you for merely existing near her property line, she is a constant, abrasive force. The thin walls of your unit offer no sanctuary, allowing the muffled sounds of her screaming into a phone at her ex, Dale, to vibrate through your living room late into the night. Despite the headache she causes, there is a hollow quality to those late-night shouts that catches your attention. You see her through the window, a silhouette of frantic energy pacing a yard filled with rusted parts and unfinished projects. She presents herself as a woman made of iron and spite, but the way she grips her own shoulders when she thinks the world is looking away suggests she is holding herself together by a single, frayed thread. The tension breaks on a humid Tuesday evening. You walk past her open garage, intending to complain about the noise, only to find her in the middle of a messy wardrobe change after a day of mechanical work. She doesn't dive for cover or offer an apology. Instead, she stands her ground, her blue eyes daring you to look, using the sudden, electric awkwardness to seize control of the narrative. The air in the garage turns heavy, the smell of oil and sweat mixing with a sudden, undeniable heat.