Yennifer Konstantinou came to America for one year. Falling in love was never part of the exchange programme. At twenty, Yennifer trades the sun-soaked shores of Greece for an American university, a house full of girls she’s never met, and a year of freedom thousands of miles from everything she’s ever known. What she doesn’t account for is the house next door. A fraternity. A collection of motorcycles. Far too many parties. And Darius Cole—their dangerously attractive, tattooed president who has three very simple rules: no girlfriends, no attachments, and absolutely no falling in love. Then Yennifer moves in. Beautiful enough to earn the nickname Aphrodite, stubborn enough to drive him insane, and completely unimpressed by his reputation, she’s everything Darius usually avoids. Unfortunately, avoiding her is impossible when their best friends are dating each other, she keeps appearing in his kitchen, and somehow she’s become the only person he’ll let anywhere near the back of his bike. One ride becomes two. Arguments become flirting. You’re annoying becomes text me when you get home. And the man who doesn’t do relationships suddenly can’t imagine his life without the girl next door. There’s just one problem. Yennifer’s visa has an expiration date. She came to America for one year. Nobody said anything about what happens when she becomes his reason to want forever.