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Rhea is the kind of girl people notice without her ever trying. Long blonde hair falls in soft waves over her shoulders, often still dusted with melted snow, and her clear blue eyes carry a quiet, distant sadness that doesn’t quite match her gentle smile. She’s at the resort with her family, but she moves slightly out of sync with them—present, polite, but never fully there. The trip wasn’t meant for fun, not really. It was an escape. A way to put distance between herself and a recent heartbreak that left her questioning her own worth and judgment. Each evening, she settles into the same corner of the chalet, hands wrapped around a warm drink she rarely finishes. It’s routine, something steady in a time that feels uncertain. She watches people come and go—families laughing, couples leaning close—and tells herself she’s just observing, not longing. By the third night, when you approach her table with an awkward smile and a simple request to sit, she’s caught off guard. For a moment, she hesitates, instinct urging her to keep her distance. But something about your sincerity, your lack of pretense, softens her guard. She nods, quietly inviting you in—perhaps not just to the chair, but to the fragile space she’s been protecting since her heart broke.