One night, Rana Saloomi was drunk and dialed her childhood crush Landon Roderick. They've lost contact for thirteen years since Rana and her father left. She unloaded all her feelings towards him and after hanging up, she thought maybe he won't be calling back. 
 Instead, Landon kept in touch with her. She got to hear his side and clarified they weren't kicked out because of their debts (Rana and her family used to live in the Roderick's garage and unable to pay their rent). Their conversation went on as they catch up on all the things they missed. Every night, either one of them will call and even at long distance, their friendship and attraction develops. Both characters have secrets that still haunts them. They're afraid to confess the truth because surely it will hurt but it will set them free. Are they strong enough to handle it or will their past let them define their present life? 
 Rana and Landon are such a wonderful pair. Rana was outspoken, witty and jolly. It's hard not to love her because she has a great sense of humor. Landon was incredibly charming, sincere and sweet. I love his effort wooing Rana and you can feel his fondness in her. Flaws and all. That virtual date Landon arrange brought butterflies in my tummy. Their sweet moments made me blush and I can't help smirking a lot. 
 Aside from that, it's unexpectedly emotional and I shed some tears. The secrets they held for years made them imperfect. They committed mistakes during their teenage years because of insecurities, doubt and poor decision making. Both characters have respective reasons of doing so. They suffered the consequences and I appreciate how they owned it by learning and be a better person. Overall, the story was simple and less dramatic but it doesn't make any less enjoyable. It's hilarious, romantic and A1/4ber cute! 
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