Tayler has always been the model best friend. She's supportive, attentive, and sometimes too much of a pushover. She's been the supporting character to her own life, always in the shadow of her outgoing best friends, but that was before she met Hunter. Hunter is older, worldly, smart, and not to mention an incredibly good looking soldier. A chance meeting brings them together, but he's the object of Tayler's oldest best friend Jessica's attention. Tayler doesn't want to come between them, but when Hunter shows an interest in her, she decides it can't be too bad to just be friends with him, right? After all, all's fair in love and war.

Asiya Ali is your average Pakistani girl studying Law at University College of London. She is what you deem as the epitome of an average, South Asian girl leading a near enough ordinary life. But, with a sense of humour slightly above the substantial norm and a "frenemy" who may or may not successfully emerge from the friend zone, Asiya embarks on a roller coaster of a journey with twists and turns and rather spontaneous events which resemble something out of a Bollywood movie. To find out about the journey of Asiya's life - the life of a British, Desi hijabi read "not my cup of chai."