Whispers of the autumn

lot of time drawing or reflecting, and Oliver works on his novel. There's an unspoken understanding between them, an invisible thread that pulls them together each time they meet.

sion for painting faded after the breakup, the way her ex's criticisms drained her creativity. For the first time in a long time, she allows herself to be vulnerable with someone, feeling a sense of safety in Oliver's presence. Their shared moments of vulnerability create a deep emotional intimacy between them. There's a growing sense of trust, and though neither of them says it aloud, they begin to rely on each other as pillars of support. Oliver, noticing how Isabelle's sketchbook is full of stunning landscapes but lacks the more personal, emotional elements of her earlier work, suggests that she incorporate more of her personal history and feelings into her art. He encourages her to paint her emotions, not just what she sees. Isabelle hesitates at first, afraid of exposing herself too much in her work, but she begins to follow his advice. She starts painting again, creating pieces that reflect her inner turmoil, her longing for love, and her search for healing. She shares these paintings with Oliver, who is deeply moved. Oliver even begins using her pa