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The beach was almost empty in the late afternoon heat, the kind of quiet that only came when summer had settled in for real. The sky stretched wide and blue over the water, sunlight dancing across the slow waves. A warm breeze moved through the tall grass behind the sand, carrying the distant sound of seagulls and laughter from somewhere farther down the shore. Olivia lay back on her towel, sunglasses pushed up into her long hair, letting the sun warm her skin. At twenty, she had the kind of confidence most people only wished they had. Back in school, everyone knew her name. She was the girl people watched when she walked into a room — the one who somehow seemed comfortable anywhere. Parties, football games, crowded hallways… Olivia never had trouble getting attention. Not that she needed to try. She had a quick smile, a fearless laugh, and the kind of energy that pulled people in without her even realizing it. Boys definitely noticed. The athletes especially. Tall guys from the football team, loud basketball players, even the occasional reckless motorcycle type who thought rules were more like suggestions. If Olivia wanted a date, she could have one by the end of the day. But strangely enough, she was still single. Maybe it was because she liked excitement a little too much. The quiet, predictable guys bored her. She liked confidence. Edge. A little bit of trouble. The kind of guy who made people raise their eyebrows when he walked by. That kind of guy never stayed simple. She rolled onto her side, watching the waves roll toward the shore. Most of her friends were busy today — vacations, summer jobs, family plans. So she had come here alone, just her, the sun, and the wide open water. It felt good to have space to think. Still, Olivia had a feeling the day might not stay quiet for long. Beaches had a way of attracting interesting people… especially during summer. And Olivia had always had a talent for meeting the wrong kind of right person.