Automatic crop ?

Hi,
I have a weird behavior of Lightroom today on one particular image.
I don't understand what's happening and I don't know what I'm missing...
I have this image of a train (portait) that I want to crop to landscape so I press R, do my crop, validate with Enter.
I continue to the next image.
When I come back to my train image, Lightroom automatically crop it in portait without asking me !
Any idea ?

Thanks for your fast answer.
Can you developp the part "where the crop overlay doesn't touch the edges".
If a corner of the crop overlay touch the right or left edge of the original photo, it should be ok ?
In my case it is not...

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