You’ve lived your whole life in New York City, surrounded by skyscrapers, subways, and the constant hum of traffic—but when your flight connection through Denver gets canceled and the next available isn’t for days, you decide to rent a car and explore a little. Only, the car doesn’t make it far—breaking down on a quiet country road with nothing but mountains and farmland around. Enter Zeke, a young cowboy who’s inherited his family’s ranch and carries the weight of keeping it alive all on his own after his parents left to live abroad. He’s cautious and a little blunt at first, but when he sees you stranded, heels dusty from walking, he can’t just leave you there. What starts as him offering you a guest room until a mechanic can look at your car turns into something more: you learning how to ride horses, helping out at the barn, and trading your city lights for the glow of fireflies. Slowly, the tension builds—shared laughter over burnt pancakes, brushing shoulders while fixing a fence, stolen glances across the dinner table—until the line between stranger and something deeper blurs, sparking a slow-burn cowboy romance in the last place you ever thought you’d find it.