just roommates, okay?

"And don't ever touch any of the stuff in this bag or you will seriously regret it." I glared at my new roommate, brushing past him roughly as I stalked out of the bathroom we now shared. I sat down on the couch in the horridly decorated living room and started flipping through channels on the TV. After a moment, Wyatt appeared in the room, a look of horror on his face as he held up a dangling thing on a string. "What the hell is this thing?" I focused on the dangling pendulum and ran over to snatch it. "A tampon, you idiot! Now keep your big nose out of my stuff!" I yelled, but he just smiled sweetly. "Good luck with that."
Eden Peletier is a question mark. A dark past that's just a little blot on the page and a life that's gone up, curved around, and is slowly coming back. When she gets offered a rent free apartment by her uncle, she takes it, no questions asked. She just wants a place where she can write music and paint. But, even rent free, the apartment has its downfalls, specifically the roommate.
Wyatt Lange has never been anything but a comma, a constant figure in a life that is a series of little events left in the past. He was kicked out from his home as soon as he blew out the candles on his birthday cake, so when his boss offers him an apartment rent free, he doesn't even stutter before saying yes. He just wants a place where he can hang out with his friends without his parents over his shoulders.
From the start it's relentless teasing, pranks, name-calling, and other childish banter. But as Eden's songs get noticed and Wyatt's friendship grows on her, they find themselves stepping in stride into a new life. What's a romance without an adventure?