As the hours and days passed, Oliver found himself unable to shake off the regret that came with his harsh words. He found himself repeating the text message he had sent to her over and over in his head, the words playing in a loop that he couldn't escape. "Can you just stop pursuing me? Live your life and I live mine!" He had thought that putting distance between them would make it easier to forget her and move on, but now he wasn't so sure.

Oliver tried to distract himself from the thoughts of her by throwing himself into his work on the farm. He worked harder than ever before, trying to lose himself in the physical tasks that needed to be done around his property. But in his efforts, he pushed himself too hard and, in the process, accidentally injured his left hand. The pain was a sharp reminder that he couldn't simply work himself into oblivion in order to forget her.

As Oliver was just about to head back to work in the fields after bandaging up his injured hand, he heard the familiar sound of his phone vibrating. He walked over to the phone and saw a notification with a name that he knew all too well: "Annoying Luthier". It was her.

It was the 9th of March, his birthday, and he was completely surprised by the fact that she had remembered the date. Despite his actions, she had taken the time to message him and wish him a happy birthday, a gesture that caught him off guard.

The text notification from his phone buzzed again, and he couldn't help but feel his heart skip a beat as he read the words on the screen. In that moment, he couldn't believe that she had actually driven all the way from Helsinki, just to see him. He was torn between the urge to run out to meet her and the fear of confronting her after their argument. The sound of her car pulling up outside his farmhouse was a stark reminder of the fact that she was really here, and he couldn't deny the mix of emotions that were swirling through him.