A firm believer in "Exes can be friends," Chassie Lewis has proven everyone thinking otherwise wrong. For almost four years now, she's been happily divorced from her ex-husband, Nathaniel Forester. The sparks had flown and crashed between them a long time ago. It is never capable of flight again for sure. Or at least that's what she thought before time starts reminding her why she fell in love with him rather than why she ended it all. The sparks are flying again, only this time, it's taken off higher than it's ever been. But then she's maybe too late. The rational thing to do? Try not to desperately want him back. Can she though?

Audrey Danler was pretty sure she could forget all memories of Vren Parkinson and that one drunken night they shared on her best friend's wedding. It was a mistake to let her guard down. It was a mistake to go through that wedding. It was a mistake to drink way past her alcohol limit. In fact, it was a mistake to even consider drinking at all. It was a mistake practically throwing her intoxicated self into a man she wouldn't bat an eyelash at when she's sober. It was a mistake to drink some more. It was a mistake to let him take her to his hotel room. It was a mistake to sleep with him. And what's an even BIGGER MISTAKE is ending up pregnant.

Cade Parkinson preferred his life in black and white. And when a spoiled heiress barged in and started spreading colors to it, he didn't like it one bit. He doesn't want anything to do with her. Even with his efforts of fending her off, she seems to be having fun messing with his rigid timetable. He figured she will eventually tire of coaxing a smile out of him every waking day. While waiting though - for her to get back together with her jerk of a boyfriend - he finds himself willingly taking her in and forgetting he has knees every time she charms him with a sweet smile. He then realizes Kathie Lewis deserves more - someone better. And he can't for the life of him stop wanting it to be him. Note: This story is previously entitled You, At Last

Christian Parkinson's playboy lifestyle has taken an interesting turn when he met the sharp and witty Kylie Preston. She has something in her that other women lack - the guts to call him on his bullshit. She's not the type he dates but Christian finds pleasure annoying the life out of her. It was obvious the feelings wasn't mutual. But he was still surprised to see her swoon over his goody-two shoes brother. It would've been fine, really. Except it hurts his ego just a little.

Word has it that opposites attract. Jessica Keith would give the pithy expression two middle fingers because a wild party girl like her and the prim do-gooder, Matthew Parkinson are opposites hopeless to attract, let alone breathe the same air. However, their case as "mismatched shoes" rendered them both attentions. Women get jealous and men steer clear. Matthew saw a possibility of getting the woman of his dreams. Jessica saw the possibility of ridding the man of her nightmares. But they hadn't seen the possibility of "pretend-dating" turning to an actual romance.