Kimberly thinks she has her life figured out,with her about to graduate from college. A small job on the side to take care of her expenses but what happens when she spills coffee on the wrong person Jace the handsome arrogant businessman that collides with Kim and sets out to "use her" Will love abide in their hearts Will Jace make or break Kim Does opposite really attract each other How would their lives intertwine P.S this is my first story, please give it a chance If you're currently on my story Try and check it out Rankings # 6 in ladies man# #19 in girlinlove # #40 in gorgeous # #153 in contract # #313in romance stories#

There's a difference between being alone and lonely. ~~~~~~ "Why does love hurt? "Because......if it doesn't hurt then it isn't love." I replied. ~~~~~ Eugene Hansen - He is rich and has everything one could wish for life; name, fame, money, and good looks except for that one thing he craves the most: LOVE. He masks his pain and loneliness behind his attitude and arrogance but if you take a close look at him, you will know how much he yearns to love and to be loved in return. Abigail Devon - She is not rich. She doesn't live a lavish lifestyle. For her life has always been hard and full of struggle. But, she never shows it on her face. She masks her pain behind her smile, kind behavior and easy going nature. She yearns for love but because of the hardships she has gone through, she is afraid to take that leap. They are poles apart but when they come to stand face-to-face, their life takes a complete 360. They don't have anything in common; from their social status to their behavior, they are the perfect example of the word 'Opposite'. Despite that fact, there is one thing that's common between them: They both have lost their loved ones. Will this one common fact bring them closer or will it separate them forever? Join Abigail and Eugene on their journey to find true love through a path that contains a lot of fun, fights, a lifetime friendships, hardships, hatred, but most of all - love and hurt because of which they cannot help but say "Sorry, I Love You."