It just wasn't fair. Lauren worked for her spot. She was the one that proved herself. She was the one that spent those many nights studying. She knows what she's doing. Lauren actually wants her share of the company. The same couldn't be said about Camila. She didn't prove anything. She spent her nights at parties with whoever caught her attention that night. She has no clue what even is going on at most times. She was only given her share because her parents think it's time to grow up and take a few responsibilities. Lauren hates Camila because she is unworthy of such position she did not earn. Camila hates Lauren because she thinks she's better than everybody else and tries to diminish her. How long can these two go with working together until one of them breaks.

It's a new fad. 36 questions that one stranger asks another that should make them fall deeply in love in a matter of hours. People are always thinking about love and relationships; the dynamic characteristics of affection and intimacy open up countless windows for new research, and newer propositions. Is falling in love more about the process or the person? And how are two scientifically driven best friends going to last an entire night of endless questions that seem to get more and more personal?