I have one condition: Promise me you will never fall in love with me." Mark Johnson doesn't understand love. To him, romance is a foreign language he simply can't speak. When he witnesses the school's "Perfect President," Melissa Daphne, rejecting a confession with the same cold detachment he feels, he thinks he's found a kindred spirit. They strike a deal: A friendship built on logic, a shared campaign for the student council, and a strict pact to keep things "uncomplicated." But as the masks of perfection begin to slip, Mark realizes that some promises are meant to be broken. From the high-stakes pressure of school elections to the sweat-stained turf of the soccer field, the two find themselves crossing lines they swore they'd never touch. What happens when the boy who doesn't understand love and the girl who is terrified of it find themselves facing a future they never planned for? From the halls of high school to the life-and-death stakes of the hospital and the police precinct, this is a story about the beauty of being imperfect together. Some rules were made to be broken. Some loves are the reason why.