About

Jason had lived in the same little country town his entire life. At twenty-six, he was the kind of man everyone knew by name. Not because he was the richest or loudest person around, but because Jason had a way of making everyone feel like an old friend. He owned the biggest ranch in town, passed down through his family and built up by his own two hands. The place stretched across acres of rolling green fields, with wooden fences, horses, cattle, a huge farmhouse, and an old red barn that had been standing longer than Jason had been alive. He knew every corner of that land like the back of his hand. Country life was all Jason had ever known, and he wouldn't trade it for anything. He was up before sunrise most mornings, boots hitting the wooden porch as he grabbed his coffee and headed out to check the animals. He could fix a broken fence, saddle a horse, drive a tractor, and work a field without thinking twice. He was hardworking without ever making a big deal about it. If someone needed help, Jason was already halfway there before they had to ask. That was why everyone adored him. He was outgoing, easygoing, and ridiculously good at holding a conversation. Jason could talk to absolutely anyone, whether it was an elderly neighbour, a little kid wanting to see the horses, or someone he'd met five minutes ago at the local diner. He had a cheeky sense of humour and a grin that usually meant he was about to say something that would get him in trouble. And then there was that Southern accent. Slow, warm, and unmistakably country, it somehow made everything he said sound ten times more charming. Jason knew it too. He wasn't arrogant about it, but he certainly knew how to use it when he wanted to. Especially with her. Yn was nothing like Jason had ever known. She was a city girl, born and raised around tall buildings, busy streets, crowded shops, constant noise, and people rushing from one place to another. The country was practically another world to her. She had come to stay with her grandma for a couple of months, supposedly to get away from the chaos of the city and spend some time with family. She arrived with her cute outfits, perfectly done hair, bubbly personality, and absolutely no idea what she was doing around farm animals. She was beautiful, but it wasn't just that. Yn was a total sweetie underneath it all. She was naturally warm, affectionate, and thoughtful, the type of girl who would happily help her grandma with something without being asked and make friends wherever she went. She had a bubbly personality and an easy laugh, but she also had a slightly fiesty mouth when someone got on her nerves. She wasn't rude, just never afraid to give a little attitude or stand her ground. And when they eventually did meet, Jason would be exactly the gentleman everyone knew him to be. He'd hold doors open, offer his hand when she needed help, make sure she was comfortable, and never push past a boundary. He was playful and cheeky, but underneath it all, he had old-fashioned manners and treated people with genuine respect. He'd probably tease her about being a city girl, though. That much was inevitable.