Leela Dhingra Deb has three problems. First, she can't stand Gharam Siliman. Second, Gharam already has a girlfriend. And third? Her best friend, Autumn Stuart, likes him too. So why can't she stop thinking about him? Leela has spent years avoiding Gharam whenever possible. He's annoying, frustrating, and somehow always manages to get on her nerves. Besides, she has bigger things to worry about, like recovering from Jack Hays's rejection and surviving High School without completely embarrassing herself. But when a series of unexpected events forces Leela and Gharam to spend more time together, she starts noticing things she'd rather ignore. Like the fact that he's funnier than she remembers. Kinder than she expected. And a lot harder to hate than he should be. As friendships get messy, loyalties are tested, and feelings begin to change, Leela finds herself facing a terrifying possibility: What if the boy she hates is the boy she's falling for? Because catching feelings for your enemy is bad. Catching feelings for your best friend's crush? That's horrible. Catching feelings for your best friend's crush when he already has a girlfriend? That's a complete disaster. Ugh (I Love You).