When Thea was finally moving into her dream apartment, liking her job just enough to not want to quit every other week and finally getting a grip on the whole ‘adulting’ deal, the universe throws her a curveball in the shape of Seb.

The same Seb she spent every waking moment with in university. Who knew her smallest insecurities and was her biggest cheerleader. Who carried the mantle of being Thea’s best friend. Well, estranged best friend. Went-MIA-without-a-trace-the-day-after-graduation best friend. 

And now out of the blue, he is her next-door neighbour. And her new client at work. And suddenly it feels like they are thrust back into the past. 

But it’s not as easy, treading the path between knowing each other like the back of their hands and being complete strangers. Getting on the other’s nerves, if not at their necks, but getting nervous every time they cross paths. Not seeing eye to eye, except for the stolen glances neither of them notices.

What happens when they stop orbiting one another and finally collide?