Whiskey, Honey, and Her.

On long stretches of highway and in smoky bars tucked into the corners of the West, a woman with a Texas drawl and trouble in her eyes keeps moving-never stopping long enough to be known. She's got a voice that turns heads, a presence that demands attention, and a past she won't speak on.

She wasn't looking for anything permanent. Then she met someone who made silence feel like music.

This is a story about the spaces we run to, the people who see through us, and the kind of love that doesn't demand you change but waits for you to come home.