Going the Distance

She believed in love.
He didn't believe in distance.

Sophie Jimenez isn't exactly heartbroken anymore-just quietly hopeful.

Two years after a breakup that ended without answers, she still believes in timing, in connection, and in the idea that the right person can find you anywhere. She has everything anyone could want: beauty, brains, and a future as bright as her family name. Her life feels full. But her heart has always stayed open.

Then comes Andy.
Thoughtful. Aware. Unexpected.

Andy Brent never treated dating apps as anything serious. An art teacher from Cambridge, England, he keeps conversations light and expectations low. Long-distance love is something he doesn't believe in-not after learning what distance can take from people who try. He never planned to fall for someone far away.

Until Sophie.
Witty. Warm. Unmistakably real.

Even through a screen, she feels different. Familiar, somehow. Dangerous-not because she's reckless, but because she makes him feel things he never planned on feeling.

When emotions grow faster than certainty, and distance becomes more than a detail, both must face the same question from opposite sides of the world: Is believing in love braver than protecting yourself from it?

What happens when two people meet at the wrong distance-but the right moment?

Because sometimes, love begins where doubt ends.