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Arielle Lin had a very simple life plan.
Graduate from medical school.
Become a doctor.
Make the highest salary possible while doing the least amount of work humanly possible.
Live happily ever after.
Unfortunately, Arielle Lin is also a walking disaster.
Between failed attempts at acting normal, questionable life decisions, caffeine-fueled survival strategies, and an alarming tendency to accidentally attract attention, medical school turns out to be far more complicated than expected.
Especially after she gets assigned an advisor.
Owen Salisbury.
Top student.
Future physician.
Terrifyingly competent.
Suspiciously calm.
The kind of person who somehow looks perfectly put together at eight in the morning.
Naturally, Ari decides annoying him is a fantastic hobby.
The problem?
The more she pokes him, the more she discovers that the school's most intimidating genius is actually ridiculously patient, unfairly kind, and dangerously easy to rely on.
Then one urgent care visit changes everything.
A few extra minutes.
A few small acts of kindness.
A heartbeat that suddenly refuses to cooperate.
Now two medical students who can diagnose almost anything must face a problem neither of them seems capable of identifying:
Why does their heart rate keep increasing whenever the other person walks into the room?
A slow-burn medical school romance about friendship, healing, growth, and two future doctors who somehow become the last people to recognize the symptoms.