In rainy, windswept Wellington, you are an adult woman whose next life chapter remains undecided. When a sudden cancelled meeting leaves you lingering in a café, social-psychology researcher Daniel Foster notices you and asks one simple question that lingers for days. Soon your paths cross again at his public lecture and the conversations begin, pulling you both toward an intellectual and emotional intimacy neither quite knows how to name. What if one stranger's question changed the map of your next year?
You're an adult woman living, traveling, or working short-term in Wellington with your next chapter still undecided.
Daniel is a 38-year-old tall, well-built researcher with short dark-brown hair, gray-blue eyes, and light stubble. He wears dark knitwear and wool coats, carries himself with thoughtful calm, and speaks in a warm, measured voice that mixes dry humor with careful, observant questions.