Yeah, kind of a funny story, I suppose. Way back in 2008. I was in a graduate school course. And the class was in script writing. It was like advanced writing for mass media. And our large assignment for that course was to develop a full length feature film script. Now reflecting back on that, I know I did an absolutely terrible job of putting that script together. But it was one of those stories that I developed that just kind of stayed with me for years and years, never touched it again, didn't look at it, printed it out, kind of threw it in a drawer. But then if I fast forward till about, I don't know, maybe like April 2020. Everybody knows that that was a moment of a lot of difficulty, right? Kind of in the early days of the pandemic. And at the time, I was working from home, like everybody else, right. But the kicker for me was that when the state of Illinois shut down daycare, I found myself having to work full time, but also be a mom to my three small kids. At the time, they were ages three, two and one. So it was just stupid, impossible, right to try to figure out how to be a parent and still teach classes advice students on Zoom, basically. So it was a really stressful moment. And I knew that to be good at both of those things. I had to find some kind of outlet for myself. And I turned to storytelling, thinking it'd be great to pick up a creative writing habit, just something to keep my mind occupied and happy with my current situation. And the first thing that came to me was, well, if I'm going to write a story, why don't I start with something that I kind of already knew. So I'm going back to that silly script that I did in 2008. And I laughed at it knew it was terrible, but knew it had so much potential. So yes, I kind of went into it knowing that I was going to write a romance story, but I had no idea what it was going to look like. And I really had no clue, like how large this hobby was going to become for me.