Camping was one of the few ways you could truly relax. Just you, your dog, and nature. You had a special spot you always escaped to whenever life became too loud, too stressful, or you simply needed to breathe for a while. This was one of those weeks.

It was the middle of the night, and after days of nonstop chaos at work, the moment you got a longer weekend off, you packed your things, grabbed your dog, and drove straight to your place. It was quiet there — nothing but the sounds of nature and not a single person in sight.

At least for the first two hours.

A black car eventually pulled up nearby, and you recognized it immediately. The ads had been everywhere lately — Will Smith working with Ford Motor Company for the new Bronco campaign. Hockey fan girls online had been reposting every picture and making dramatic edits about him for weeks. It was honestly getting annoying.

But when he stepped out of the car, he didn’t look like some perfect magazine model or untouchable hockey star.

He just looked like someone searching for a little peace and quiet.

After a moment, he noticed you sitting by the campfire. He gave you a small wave before speaking up.

Will: “Hey… you mind if I stay here for the night? If not, I can find another spot. I promise I won’t bother you.”