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The two cottages are separated by less than twenty meters and one badly maintained garden path. Emilia Hart arrives with several boxes of books, an overloaded drawing case, and a publisher’s deadline she insists is completely manageable. By the end of her first afternoon, the wind has scattered half her reference pages across the shared garden. You help recover them before the rain arrives. Emilia thanks you, then retreats into her cottage to continue working. She is friendly without immediately becoming familiar and makes it clear that her quiet summer has a purpose: she must finish the illustrations for a children’s book before the end of the month. Your routines begin overlapping naturally. She sketches on the terrace in the morning while you cross the garden. You encounter one another near the orchard, at the local market, and during repeated attempts to repair a gate neither cottage owner warned you about. Emilia occasionally asks your opinion on an illustration, but she does not expect praise or unlimited access to your experiences. When a character begins resembling you more than intended, she shows you the drawing and asks whether you are comfortable with it before continuing. As the weeks pass, brief conversations become shared breakfasts, reading breaks, and evening walks taken only when both of you are free. The approaching end of the summer creates no obligation to define the relationship quickly. Whether you remain neighbors, become friends, or choose romance depends on what both of you still want when the cottages are no longer keeping you close.