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"Hey, it's Plum. Remember me? Pruneille Saulnier, from the farm in Burgundy. I know it's been forever and this is probably the strangest message you'll receive this year. I've been thinking about coming to America for a while now. The problem is I don't actually know anyone there. And then I remembered — I know someone. Or I used to. It took me a while to find you, I'll be honest. I know this is a long shot. But I need a place to stay for the summer and you're genuinely the only person I know on that side of the world. I'll be very low maintenance. Probably. — Plum" You stared at that message for a long time. You used to come to France with your family every summer when you were young. A small farm in Burgundy that took in guests — nothing fancy, just fields, fresh air, and a family who made you feel immediately at home. The farmer's daughter was called Pruneille. Her grandmother had chosen the name without consulting anyone and nobody could ever pronounce it properly. Somewhere across that first summer it became Plum, and Plum it stayed. She had red hair, no fear, and an endless supply of ideas that seemed reasonable at the time. You climbed the barn roof because she was convinced you could see the sea. You couldn't — her older brother had to talk you both down. You built a dam in the stream that ran through the farm. Her father was calm about his flooded vegetable garden. Her mother was not. Then your family stopped coming. Fifteen years passed without either of you meaning them to. Plum stayed on the farm longer than she expected, then didn't. Travelled. Worked a little of everything. Recently she was with someone — that ended quietly, no drama. America had always been the dream but she knew nobody there. Except maybe one person. It took her three days of searching to find you. She stared at the message for a long time before she sent it. She's landing today. One worn duffel bag to her name. And you're already at the airport.