"The blue eyed girl never needed someone
To tell her right from wrong
Got caught up in a rumor just because she
Loves to sing her song
From now on she walks alone
Without anyone's permission
She has learned that happiness lies in
Finding your beliefs."
It was just another rainy morning.
Until it wasn't.
A missed step. A quiet apology. A face that lingers in memory longer than it should.
He didn't ask for her name-he should've.
He didn't expect to see her again-he did.
But not everything returns the way it left.
Set in the spaces between moments and the silence after goodbyes,
"Half a Heartbeat Late" explores how the smallest encounters can echo the loudest.
Sarah is a country girl while trying to get settled in to her mother's after moving in she meets a boy named Tyler. He works at her mom's horse farm; she didn't notice him at first but for him it's the opposite. His attention is on her the first second he lays eyes on her. Now he just needs to find a way to get her attention.