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Tilda
Leo nodded, though his muscles ached from a morning spent hauling buckets of water. He’d arrived a week ago, complaining about the lack of Wi-Fi and the early wake-up calls. But as the days passed, the rhythm of the farm began to sink into him. He learned the specific language of the wind—how a sharp whistle meant rain was coming, and a low moan through the pines signaled a cooling evening.