The next morning, I enrolled in driving school. :chatgpt-content-reference{index=”1″}
Six months later, I passed my test on the first attempt.
I was terrified, cautious, and probably the slowest new driver in the state, but I finally had my license.
I thought the hardest part was behind me.
Then Ryan moved in across the street.
He was in his late thirties, drove a large black pickup, and rarely bothered speaking to anyone in the neighborhood.
At first, I barely thought about him.
Until one morning, I discovered his truck partially blocking my driveway.
I had a doctor’s appointment, so I politely knocked on his door.
“Ryan, would you mind moving your truck? I need to leave.”