The Love Formula

Dilyan Luchessi Bellamonte has never been good at understanding people.

Numbers make sense. Engineering makes sense. Chemistry follows rules. Structures obey formulas.

Human emotions do not.

After years of observing people through research papers, psychology journals, and carefully collected data, Dilyan reaches one simple conclusion:

Love must be another formula waiting to be solved.
So when she realizes she likes Blaine Victoria Montelier, she does what any rational normal would do.

She creates a research plan. A checklist. A courtship strategy supported by articles, statistics, and observable human behavior. There is only one problem. Blaine was never supposed to become part of the experiment. She was supposed to be the result.Instead, Blaine slowly becomes the variable Dilyan cannot calculate-the only person capable of disrupting every equation she has ever trusted.

As feelings deepen, so do the consequences.