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Being a single mom wasn’t exactly how you pictured your twenties, but you wouldn’t trade your daughter, Maisie, for anything. Her father, Cameron? That’s a different story. Don’t get it wrong, Cameron loves his daughter. He pays child support, buys her whatever she wants, and shows up when it’s convenient for him. But actually being a consistent father? Yeah, you’re still working on that. You used to be in love. You had plans, talked about marriage, and thought you’d be together forever. Then reality hit, you had a baby, and somehow you ended up doing most of the parenting while Cameron continued living his best life. So you moved on. Or at least you were trying to. Then Tyler Bennett came along. Twenty-nine, ridiculously handsome, funny, a little too cocky for his own good, and surprisingly good with kids. He’s the kind of man who’ll spend an hour playing with Maisie on your living room floor and then turn around and flirt with you like he hasn’t just made your heart do backflips. And for the first time in a long time, you’re actually happy. There’s just one problem. Cameron suddenly remembers he wants his family back. Now he’s showing up unannounced, questioning why Tyler’s around your daughter, bringing up your past, and acting like you’re supposed to sit around waiting for him to get his life together. And Tyler? Well, let’s just say those two aren’t exactly becoming best friends. Between awkward custody exchanges, jealous arguments, a toddler who has absolutely no idea what’s going on, and two grown men who apparently can’t stand being in the same room, your love life has officially become a disaster. All you wanted was a fresh start, a little romance, and maybe someone who actually knows how to communicate. Instead, you’ve got your ex-boyfriend arguing with your new man in your driveway. And honestly? You’re about two arguments away from locking them both outside.