ProdigyReborn
Set against the foggy streets and late-night glow of San Francisco, Four Hours to Almost Us follows Tiffany Belle, a talented but guarded Filipina-American artist, who wakes up one morning naked in bed beside a stranger she doesn't recognize. Embarrassed and confused, she pretends to sleep while Gavin Woodbury-equally naked, equally baffled, and painfully polite-scrambles to dress and flee her apartment without answers.
They part ways assuming it was a meaningless, anonymous mistake-until fate throws them back together at a bar one lonely night. What begins as casual conversation quickly rekindles a spark neither of them expected. Tiffany wants passion without attachment. Gavin, a thoughtful documentary filmmaker, believes in presence, patience, and genuine connection. When Tiffany impulsively kisses him and insists on continuing the night at his place, one inconvenient detail changes everything: Gavin lives four hours away by public transit.
What follows is an awkward, intimate journey through city streets, taxis, buses, and long silences-where flirtation gives way to vulnerability, and guarded hearts slowly begin to open. As the night stretches on, their "no strings attached" encounter becomes something far more complicated and unexpectedly tender.
Tiffany carries the scars of past hurt, determined to protect herself by keeping love at arm's length. Gavin, gentle and quietly steadfast, meets her defenses with empathy rather than pressure. Together, they navigate missteps, confessions, and the emotional weight of adult lives that don't quite fit the romantic ideal.
Four Hours to Almost Us is a romantic comedy-drama about chance encounters, emotional timing, and the strange, beautiful ways love finds us when we aren't looking-sometimes somewhere between the last bus stop and the courage to stay.