Avery Bennett’s life runs on routine. Same train every morning. Same café after work. Same late-night convenience store on the walk home. Somewhere between crowded platforms and quiet city nights, she starts noticing the same person everywhere — Elliot Hayes, a music producer with tired eyes, dry humor, and an uncanny habit of showing up exactly when she does. At first, they’re just familiar strangers sharing pieces of the same routine. Then come the longer conversations, saved seats on the train, coffee orders memorized without asking, and the strange comfort of always having someone there. Before either of them realizes it, everyone around them assumes they’re already together. Maybe they would’ve denied it once. Now, neither of them seems too eager to correct people.