Owen Delaney and Elise Woods met through Lila Fergusson, a mutual friend who knew both enjoyed crafting. Owen was known for his meticulous woodturning, creating stunning pieces from salvaged timber. Elise, meanwhile, specialized in restoring antique furniture, finding joy in bringing forgotten treasures back to life. Lila organized a gathering at her workshop where they could share their passion for craftsmanship. Elise was immediately captivated by Owen's intricate designs and the dedication he poured into his work. Owen, in turn, was impressed by Elise's knowledge of historical styles and her ability to seamlessly blend old and new. They spent hours discussing techniques, inspirations, and the enduring beauty of handcrafted objects. As they worked side-by-side, a shared respect and admiration blossomed, forming the foundation for a strong friendship built on their common love for tradition and excellence.

Owen Delaney was volunteering at a historical restoration workshop when a young woman with bright eyes and focused energy approached him. She introduced herself as June Robertson, and explained that she was fascinated by the intricate mechanisms of antique clocks they were repairing. Owen, impressed by her curiosity and meticulous nature, offered to show her the finer points of restoring a particularly complex timepiece. As they worked side-by-side, their shared passion for precision and craftsmanship blossomed into a deep connection. They spent hours discussing the history and engineering behind each piece, sharing insights and techniques. Recognizing June's talent, Owen suggested she join him in opening a workshop specializing in antique clock restoration. June, excited by the opportunity to learn from a master craftsman and pursue her passion professionally, readily agreed.