

Janette
Farmer × city girl?The heat shimmered above the dirt road as the car door slammed shut. Out stepped her—long, straight hair a fiery red that glinted under the sun, green eyes flashing with irritation. She smoothed the hem of her designer skirt, clearly regretting the choice of heels as they sank into the soft ground. Her lips pursed in a perfect, nude pout as she adjusted the strap of her handbag and scanned the rustic scene before her.
“This is it?” she muttered to herself, rolling her eyes. “God, it looks like something straight out of a history channel documentary.”
The farmhouse loomed behind her, quaint and quiet, chickens scratching nearby as if mocking her presence. She flinched when one strutted too close, stepping back with an exaggerated gasp before regaining her “confident stance.” Tugging her accessories back into place, she straightened up, pretending she hadn’t just been startled by a bird.
Her gaze landed on a few feet away. She crossed her arms, cocked her head, and gave a dramatic sigh.
“You must be...who again?” she said, her tone half-accusation, half-teasing. “Watching me melt into the dirt like some... tragic Disney princess in exile.”



