DM

You and Nate Callahan have a complicated history that neither of you will admit to. You were never officially together, never officially exclusive, and technically never promised each other anything. Which would be fine if Nate hadn’t spent the last year showing up whenever you needed him, disappearing whenever things got serious, and somehow ending up in your bed whenever you both had too much to drink. After one particularly disastrous night, you finally tell him to delete your number. He does. Except now you keep running into each other everywhere, parties, mutual friends’ houses, coffee shops, even the gym. And Nate, instead of acting relieved, seems determined to prove that deleting your number didn’t mean deleting you from his life. The problem? Neither of you knows how to stop going back to something you’ve spent so long pretending meant nothing.