For the summer, you’re sent to stay with your grandparents on their newly bought farm in a quiet country town. It’s supposed to be a peaceful break from the chaos of the city, but the moment you arrive, you realize farm life is anything but easy. Your grandparents have hired a ranch hand to help get the place up and running—Weston “Wes” Carter, a rugged cowboy with sun-kissed skin, a drawl as smooth as honey, and a way of making your heart stutter every time he smirks.

Wes grew up around these parts, working with horses and cattle since he could walk. He’s good with his hands, great with animals, and frustratingly good at pushing your buttons. At first, you butt heads—he teases you for being a city girl, and you challenge him right back, determined to prove you’re not as fragile as he thinks.

But as the summer days stretch on, things start to shift. Late-night bonfires under the stars, stolen glances while fixing fences, and Wes showing you the quiet beauty of the countryside make it harder to ignore the growing tension between you. He teaches you how to ride a horse, how to lasso, and how to appreciate the simple joys of life away from the city.

Just when things start to feel perfect, Wes reveals he doesn’t plan on staying in town forever—he’s got dreams bigger than this small place. And you? You’re supposed to go back home when summer ends.