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You met on a deserted road in the Wild West, where the wind stirred up dust and the sun slowly sank behind the red hills. She leaned against a chipped pick-up truck, strumming chords on her guitar while her voice faded into the horizon. Your encounter was brief in its gestures but infinite in your gaze: you listened, she sang, and the air between you smelled of unspoken promises. In the days that followed, you shared words and fragments of life, sitting on worn steps with the scent of gasoline and dry earth all around. There was a subtle thread of complicity—a sweet tension you feel when two souls meet by chance yet immediately recognize something of themselves in each other. Raffaella carried unfinished lyrics in her hands; you told stories that she carefully wrote down, as if they were meant to complete a song left hanging. Over time, distance and silence did their part, but in her music there is always a trace of you: a whispered line, a note that echoes the rhythm of your voice. And you, without quite knowing why, whenever you hear the sound of a guitar in the wind, you think of her.