Seventeen-year-old Sophia Brown knows what it feels like to be lonely - she's lived alone in her parents gigantic house since she was twelve and her personality keeps everyone at a distance. From an early age, she's learned to hold her own hand and has teached herself to stand her ground, but all those years of lonely emotional roller coasters are taking their toll. But to ask for help, she first has to take down every wall she built around herself. Eveline Matthews is Sophia's counterpart: she's introverted, loves her alone-time and has a caring family that has always encouraged her to speak openly about her feelings. She works hard to prevent herself from being a burden to anyone and tries her best to always be there for friends and family. But Eveline forgets herself to make sure the people around her are happy and it's getting harder and harder to keep her temper in check. Then five handsome new boys enter and both Sophia and Eveline are forced to face their feelings and try things they'd never imagined they would ever be doing. But the new company isn't always appreciated and personalities don't always fit together. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This book includes cursing and some heavy topics such as depression and eating disorders. Please read only when you're comfortable reading about this. Have fun!