Sometimes love comes at first sight, even if you are at an age when you don’t yet understand what it means. It all started with an ordinary crush, after all, they were just children. But what happens when that feeling doesn't go away? Brayden and Kira lived next door for years and were friends from the first time they met. The connection that arose between them was noticed by many, and it was not stopped throughout their lives. But the riot of teenage hormones turned their friendship into something that both could not cope with. The mutual attraction has become carnal, all-consuming, and it seems like it's only a matter of time before Brayden loses control. But suddenly everything comes to an end when their single parents decide to remarry—to each other. After bad decisions and broken friendships, living across the hall from the only person you need is more than difficult. Luckily for Brayden, just a few months later he leaves for another state for college, leaving Kira to deal with high school alone. Brayden tries to stay away, to forget her, but fails time after time in this impossible task. Kira, meanwhile, transforms from a sexy teenage girl into an irresistible woman who knows what she wants and seems determined to get it no matter what. The Kira's eighteen-year-olds are approaching. Brayden is faced with a choice: either continue to run away from what he wants most, or run towards it? And in general, is it possible to be happy without the only person you need?