At nineteen, Y/N has already lived a life most people could only dream of. Born into an exceptionally wealthy and influential Los Angeles family, she’s an internationally recognised model with Vogue covers, Victoria’s Secret campaigns and millions of followers. An only child, she grew up in a beautiful mansion with her two parents, surrounded by luxury, structure and a rather quiet household. Her family has always been well-mannered and private with high expectations and a certain way of doing things. She’s used to peace, privacy and having everything in its place. Now, after graduating high school, Y/N leaves Los Angeles behind and moves into her late grandmother’s elegant London townhouse to study law at the prestigious LSE, continuing her family’s long-standing academic legacy. What she doesn’t expect is to discover that her neighbours are the Hollands. And the Hollands couldn’t be more different from what she’s used to. A household of four grown-up brothers and two parents means there’s rarely a quiet moment. There’s constant teasing, loud conversations, arguments over absolutely nothing, laughter, unexpected visitors and someone always getting on somebody else’s nerves. It’s chaotic, messy, warm and full of life. Family dinners turn into hours of conversation and nobody seems particularly concerned about keeping the noise down. For someone who grew up as an only child in a quiet and carefully maintained household, the Holland family is practically a different universe. With Tom Holland’s bedroom window directly opposite hers and two very different worlds suddenly sharing a garden wall, Y/N’s peaceful new life in London might not stay so peaceful for long. Between university, modelling, unexpected encounters, family chaos, teasing neighbours and getting pulled into a household she’s never experienced before, Y/N is about to discover that sometimes the most unexpected neighbours become the most interesting part of a new beginning.
