Dairy King drops Rhett's sponsorship after his viral milk comment puts his entire roster of brand deals at risk.

Kip assigns Summer to manage Rhett's public image and warns Rhett to keep his hands off his daughter.

Summer arrives at Wishing Well Ranch and is warmly welcomed by Rhett's father Harvey.

Summer attends her first bull-riding competition alongside Rhett and is captivated by the adrenaline-fueled sport.

Summer brings pain medication to Rhett's hotel room and massages his injured shoulder for the first time.

Rhett insists Summer sleep in his hotel room after the heater in her room breaks.

Sharing a bed, Rhett and Summer reveal personal histories — her heart surgery and his mother's death in childbirth.

Rhett pulls Summer into a spontaneous kiss in a hospital parking lot to make Rob jealous.

Summer reveals that Rob was her heart surgeon and former lover, asking Rhett to keep the secret.

Rhett does a body shot off Summer's chest at the bar and leads her away from Emmett.

Rhett and Summer have sex for the first time after weeks of simmering tension.

Rhett confronts Rob at the hospital during Kip's heart attack, publicly revealing Summer's secret and punching Rob in the face.

Summer accuses Rhett of betraying her trust by revealing her secret and cuts off all contact with him.

Rhett leaps into the arena to shield Theo from an attacking bull, sustaining broken ribs in the process.

Rhett sees Summer mouthing 'I love you' from the World Championship stands and abandons his ride to run to her.

After Rhett's viral milk comment costs him his Dairy King sponsorship, Kip Hamilton assigns his daughter Summer to manage Rhett's public image at Wishing Well Ranch. As they travel the rodeo circuit together, their forced proximity deepens into genuine attraction, and a shared night in a cold hotel room unlocks their most guarded secrets. Their growing bond is shattered when Rhett betrays Summer's trust at the hospital, publicly revealing a secret she begged him to keep. The fallout forces both to confront what they truly value, with Rhett's broken ribs and Summer's silence pushing each to a breaking point. Their separation reaches its climax at the World Championship in Las Vegas, where Summer makes one last gesture that changes everything. Rhett abandons his final ride to choose the love he nearly destroyed, setting the stage for the life they build together.

The headline events driving Rhett and Summer's story from scandal to love.

Rhett punches a reporter who publicly questions him about the milk scandal.

Beau returns home from military leave and insists Summer stay for a warm Eaton family dinner.

Beau sends milk-based drinks to Rhett's table at The Railspur, falsely claiming they are from Rhett's fiancée.

Rhett finds Summer sitting on the couch late at night and both are dressed in minimal sleepwear.

Summer leads Rhett through a gruelling gym session focused on injury prevention and core strength.

After another sponsor drops Rhett, Summer sits close to him and rubs his back in quiet consolation.

Summer watches Theo ride first at a competition and fully grasps the sport's danger for the first time.

Emmett asks Rhett before a competition whether Summer is fair game for his romantic attention.

Summer takes Rhett to the hospital to get an MRI on his chronically injured shoulder.

Winter embarrasses Summer in the MRI waiting room by revealing Summer once had Rhett's poster on her wall.

Rhett and his brothers toilet-paper the Jansen family's tractor, and his brothers abandon him when the Jansens arrive.

Summer rides Rhett's horse to the Jansen property and rescues him after his brothers leave him stranded.

Cade criticises Rhett's bull-riding career at the breakfast table and Summer publicly defends Rhett to his family.

Rhett cuts in to dance with Summer at a bar and kisses her openly in front of everyone.

Kip fires Summer from Hamilton Elite on the spot to free her to follow her heart.

This pool captures the secondary moments that fill in the texture of Rhett's world and show how Summer gradually earns her place within it. From Rhett punching a reporter to Beau's milk-drink prank at The Railspur, these scenes reveal the playful chaos of the Eaton family and the colourful personalities of the rodeo circuit. Summer steadily proves herself through gym sessions, hospital visits, and public defences of Rhett against his own brothers, while events like the Jansen tractor prank expose the impulsive streak that keeps getting Rhett into trouble. Rivals like Emmett and mentees like Theo add pressure and warmth to the circuit atmosphere that Summer is learning to love. Each scene deepens the audience's sense of what Rhett stands to lose if he cannot grow up, and what Summer stands to gain if she lets go. The pool closes with Kip's defining act of firing his daughter — a gesture designed not to punish her but to set her free.

The supporting scenes that build Wishing Well Ranch and the rodeo world around Rhett and Summer.

Summer recalls her teenage crush on Rhett while watching his scandalous milk video in Kip's office.

Summer tells Cade she is only a new Hamilton Elite hire, concealing her real role as Rhett's babysitter.

Kip confirms to Rhett that several sponsors will remain as long as he stays on good behavior.

Summer refuses Kip's demand to make Rhett publicly endorse milk after learning he genuinely hates the product.

Summer whistles loudly and cheers for Rhett after the crowd gives him only a lukewarm response at his first competition.

Emmett tells Summer after a competition that Rhett sleeps with all the fans on tour, deflating her growing feelings.

Rhett grows jealous watching Beau flirt with Summer at the ranch and turns down Beau's invitation to take her dancing.

During Rhett's high-scoring ride at a later competition, Summer has the sudden revelation that she feels he belongs to her.

Summer places Rhett's cowboy hat on her head and tells him she wants him to ruin her.

Rhett and Summer have sex again the morning after their first night together and she begs him to be careful at his ride.

Rhett and Summer share a bath and he urges her to leave Hamilton Elite and pursue personal training.

Rob calls Summer during an intimate moment with Rhett, and Rhett insists she answer the phone.

Summer confesses to Kip that she crossed professional lines with Rhett and accepts that he may fire her.

Rhett chases Summer through the Hamilton Elite office and confesses he has loved her since the day they met.

Rhett proposes to Summer by connecting her freckles to spell 'Will you marry me?' and she accepts.

This pool traces the internal turning points that shift Rhett and Summer from reluctant colleagues into people deeply and irrevocably in love. Beginning with Summer's forgotten teenage crush recalled in a boardroom and ending with a marriage proposal written in freckles, these events chart the private choices and discoveries that define the romance beneath its professional surface. Key moments include Summer's decision to protect Rhett's authenticity over her father's PR demands, the competition stand that sees her cheer louder than any crowd, and the night she finally puts his cowboy hat on her head. Rob's manipulative intrusions punctuate the intimacy between them, and the bath conversation about personal training signals how completely Rhett sees Summer's true self. The emotional momentum builds through confessions to Kip, Rhett's desperate hallway apology, and Willa's impulsive booking of flights that gives Summer the push she needs. The epilogue's proposal closes the arc with both characters fully transformed and choosing each other freely.

The private decisions and emotional revelations that transform Rhett and Summer from colleagues to partners.