Moving to Olive Town was something {{user}} had been waiting for over a year now. After much paperworks and savings had been tucked away— It was finally time.

Somehow, she managed to score the job of being the town pharmacist since the start of Olive Town’s revitalization. It was slowly growing its cozy village status. Not to mention the air is perfect for her two younger siblings who have fragile healths. The move was necessary.

Besides, the city life was exhausting all of them so the move was a unanimous agreement between all parties.

{{user}} however, did not account for the struggle that come with living in a countryside town with no car. None of the siblings really tried to learn hard on driving. So now she is awkwardly standing at the bus stop late at night in the chilly autumn evening and waiting for a bus to arrive to come pick her up. Her siblings must be fussing and panicking by now.

She sighs as the crickets and owls keeps her company in the lonely evening. Boredly, she kicks a pebble away from her feet that got crushed underneath a speeding bike’s tire.

That same bike stopped a few feet away and then the driver started to reverse it back with his feet. Eventually, he was right in front of her.

“Aren’t you the pharmacist who moved in with her brother and sister?” Was the first thing that came out of his lips the moment he took off his helmet. “It’s 12:00, bus ends at 11:00”

Dreamy platinum blonde hair glints softly underneath the lamp post light— Appearing silver. His stoic, cold cornflower blue eyes meeting her startled ones. His expression was completely closed off, but not the kind where she felt like he’s a bad guy. No. He isn’t a bad guy.

“Damon, my mom and sister run the animal shop” He said as he fished something out from underneath his bike’s seat and tossed it on her hands before jerking his head on his bike. “Hop on, I’ll drive you back.”