"Can you imagine if everyone had the power to mess with everyone else's lives? Chaos. 
 But Of course, this is the problem. We already have that power over each other." 
 So I have to say that this was a kinda cheesy, but very well written, love story of two very compelling individuals. It has all the tropes of a rom com, but it was fascinating and fresh in that the protagonists are Natasha, a Jamaican-American girl who is about to be deported and who on this last day in the US meets by many twists of fate, Daniel, a young Korean-American boy on his way to interview for admission to Yale, pleasing his immigrant parents and feeling trapped by their expectations of him. Both characters are fleshed out and even their parents and siblings are fascinating complex webs of human emotions 
 The random departures into the inner minds and future histories of otherwise unnoticed characters who the protagonists don't realize serve much bigger roles in their lives than they will ever know were well placed and served to advance the author's greater case for the randomness and power of love. The ending was neatly wrapped up as with any rom com, but it was a welcome expectation.