In the summer of 1985, quiet countryside life is all Jane knows. Visiting her cousin’s American farm for six short months before returning home to the UK, she expects nothing more than long days of hard work, caring for animals, and peaceful rural routine. Then comes Harrison Mercer. A high-profile pop star from the chaotic, fast-paced world of New York City, Harrison finds himself unexpectedly stranded in the quiet valley when his car breaks down. Looking for a place to lie low away from the glaring public eye, he steps onto the farm in expensive city shoes, utterly out of his element. To his surprise, Jane has no idea who he is—and treats him like any other city boy who can’t handle a pitchfork. As the weeks pass, shared chores in the barn turn into quiet evening conversations, playful teasing over their contrasting accents, and an unexpected bond neither saw coming. But with Harrison’s glamorous life waiting in New York and Jane’s six-month visa ticking away toward her return to London, two people from vastly different worlds must decide if love can survive past the final season.