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"So um               you two got to know each other how?”

      "I'm a bartender, and he'd always come into the bar...."

"Why does it matter?"

       "Well, it doesn't. I'm just saying it looked weird is all."

"Hey, don’t sweat it.      It was two years ago and it’s understandable for him not to talk about it. It’s not like you tell about your exes at the first date or something.”

         "Ah-- yea, guess you're right..."

"Oh, Graham.     Yeah, he’s not that new to the town. We went to college together and we um        we dated. But I’m happy to see that he is with someone nice like you nowadays, congrats.”

      "Oh-- Oh... um, he's ah-- he's never mentioned you before, I didn't know--"

"Life is a struggle and you need to hit the bottom at some point to climb back up and show everyone that you’re still here and fighting. One of my many mottoes.       Oh, who is this lucky guy? I might know him if he’s not that new to the town.”

        "Ah-- his names Graham. Kent-- Graham Kent." She nodded. "I'm pretty sure he's not too new here."

"At least after living in a way too loud city. And there is no need to put yourself into a certain box, I’ve learned that." She huffed and ran fingers through her hair. "Bike? As in a motorcycle, huh? You found a reason to stick here? Lucky you if you did."

      "Yea-- not as lucky as you might think. But I did meet someone here, -- thankfully. He's my-- actually, I'm not sure what we are..."

"No worries, it’s nice to have someone to talk to in this town." She said with a small smile before shrugging her shoulders. "I’m a lawyer so few cases and I’m also a musician so inspiration. Plus, I’ve kinda missed this small town atmosphere."

       "Small towns are more interesting when you're actually settled into them. Can't say I'm a small town girl, or a city girl. I go wherever my bike takes me-- or, I used to, at least."