Elliot Lee has always known exactly who he is. He's the kind of person who eats leftover curry standing at the kitchen counter, sends his manager updates that weren't asked for, and plans his wedding spreadsheet the same way he plans everything else; carefully, correctly, and without leaving much room for anything he didn't see coming. Theo Wong is loud, confident, and exactly the kind of person Elliot has spent a month trying not to look at across the open plan floor. This is not a love story. Not yet. Not exactly. It's about the small moments that accumulate into something you can't take back. A pizza box left on a desk. A good morning said with a slightly brighter smile. A question asked on a rooftop that nobody had ever thought to ask before. And about what happens when the life you planned for yourself stops fitting, and the only person you want to talk to about it is the reason it stopped fitting in the first place.

Ryan is a girl with high priorities. She likes a guy who knows her standards and is willing to do what she wants and doesn't complain about it. She knows what she deserves and does not stand for anything but it. Harry Styles on the other hand, is the complete opposite of what Ryan thinks she wants. Harry pushes Ryan to a place she has never been before. But will he push her over the edge?