Two weary travelers

One snow-dusted Christmas Eve

And a train that stops in a place that shouldn’t exist

Two strangers board a train on Christmas Eve, each running from the holiday in their own way. She carries the ache of too many silent December nights. He bears the scars—both visible and hidden—of a life that didn’t turn out the way he hoped.

When their train makes an unscheduled stop at a snow-dusted depot that isn’t on any map, they step into a town that seems to exist outside of time—where lanterns glow with impossible warmth, carolers’ voices echo with childhood wonder, and the air tastes faintly of cinnamon and chocolate. It’s the Christmas they’d stopped believing in, made real for one enchanted night.

As snow falls and midnight approaches, two guarded hearts begin to open. But dawn always comes, and with it, the train that will carry them back to their separate lives—unless they choose to stay.

A tender, magical holiday romance about second chances, quiet miracles, and discovering what awaits when you finally stop running.