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As Rip settles into the farmhouse and becomes an integral part of their lives, he earns the trust and admiration of both Sarah and Henry. Teaching Henry how to cope with bullying, Rip forms a mentor-like bond with the boy—bringing joy into their home during a time of personal loss for Sarah.
With the burgeoning life on the farm and growing affection between Sarah and Rip, the story explores themes of love transcending time and societal roles. As Sarah’s feelings for Rip deepen, a stark emotional tension emerges involving Teddy's unrequited love for Sarah.