Aspen Morgan has always been a simple person. She's never been the loud one, or the prettiest one in the room. She's always been content with reading her books and staying out of the spotlight. Until a one-night stand at eighteen years old leaves her with a baby, forcing her life to go sideways. Six years later, Aspen is mother to twins, living with her brother to make ends meet. Her daughter is in school. She's in university. Everything is going well for her, except she doesn't know exactly who the father is of her children. She knows what he looks like, but not the slightest bit about him, and she wants to keep it that way. Jordan Maron isn't a stupid man. He is an idiot at points, but he is not stupid. He knows that his wife doesn't love him, and that his best friend will never settle down. But per his family's wishes, he is married to a woman who doesn't love him, and still questioning what happened six years ago. Even though he can't remember her name, he still can't get the trace of red hair out of his mind sometimes. Until a chance encounter with a woman forces him to realize that he has children. Follow Aspen and Jordan on this journey of chance encounters, and that maybe saying something is better than saying nothing, even if you give up your own happiness for the greater good.

Although he won't admit it, Tim Butters is a lonely teenage boy. He runs on the streets at night and looks up at the stars, wondering about what it is that makes him special in this world. When he moves to LA after his mother receives a new job at a clinic, he builds a unlikely friendship with an up-and-coming medical student, Ally Roks, and catches the interest of his neighbour, Jordan Maron, and learns that when you meet the right people, who are in the same boat as you, you can become anything but ordinary.

Poor Jordan, he has so much to do, but so little time. Hurry Jordan! The clock is ticking!