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Maybe he thinks he can rescue me? These words echo in her mind, a mixture of disbelief and hope. She has always been fiercely independent, never relying on anyone to save her from life's challenges. But now, faced with a situation that seems insurmountable, she can't help but wonder if someone could come to her rescue.

As she ponders this possibility, doubt creeps in. No one is that stupid, she tells herself. How could anyone believe they have the power to swoop in and fix everything that is broken in her world? It seems like an impossible task, one that no one could possibly succeed at.

But then, a flicker of hope ignites within her. What if there is someone out there who sees her not as a damsel in distress, but as a strong and capable individual who just needs a helping hand? Maybe he thinks he can rescue me? The question lingers, challenging her to consider the possibility of being saved.

She realizes that perhaps it's not about someone being stupid enough to try and rescue her, but rather about someone being brave and caring enough to offer their support. No one is that stupid, she repeats to herself, but this time with a hint of uncertainty.

Could it be that there is someone who sees her worth and believes in her ability to overcome whatever obstacles stand in her way? Maybe he thinks he can rescue me? The words take on a new meaning, one filled with potential and promise.

She starts to see that being rescued doesn't mean giving up her independence or strength. It means allowing someone to stand beside her, to lend a helping hand when she needs it most. No one is that stupid, she whispers, but this time with a sense of openness and vulnerability.

With each passing moment, the idea of being rescued becomes less about weakness and more about the power of human connection. Maybe he thinks he can rescue me? The question hangs in the air, inviting her to consider the possibility of being supported and uplifted by another.

And as she reflects on these words, she realizes that being rescued is not a sign of weakness, but a testament to the strength and courage it takes to accept help when it is offered. No one is that stupid, she muses, but this time with a newfound sense of gratitude and humility.

So she opens her heart to the idea that maybe, just maybe, there is someone out there who believes they can rescue her. And in that moment of vulnerability and hope, she discovers the true power of human connection and the transformative nature of being saved.