JG

They couldn’t stand each other. Until one night changed everything. Heidi and Ethan have spent years in the same circles, the same streets, the same parties—and somehow managed to hate each other every step of the way. She thinks he’s an arrogant snob. He thinks she’s rude and impossible. Then summer starts. Between late nights in Vienna’s 1st district, crowded house parties, secret conversations, old relationships, jealous friends and way too much alcohol, one drunken night crosses a line neither of them expected. They agree it was a mistake. Then it happens again. So they make a deal: no dating, no feelings, no jealousy, and absolutely nobody finds out. Simple, right? Except Heidi is still hung up on her ex. Ethan can’t keep a secret to save his life. Their friends are already suspicious. And the more they insist that there’s nothing between them, the harder it becomes to tell where the arrangement ends and something real begins. Because sometimes the person you hate the most is the person you were never supposed to fall for.