When his peak procrastination lands him in a absolute nightmare class with his least favorite professor, Henry Turner knows his junior year is officially entering its struggle era. To make matters worse, he just got voluntold into being the new hockey team captain—a title he didn’t even want—so failing is literally not an option. Enter Halle Jacobs, a fellow junior who accidentally adopts Henry after he crashes her book club.
Halle’s love life looks nothing like the spicy romance novels she reads, but academically? Total overachiever. As soon as she hears Henry spiraling over his class reading list, she steps up to help. Being a private tutor is a huge ask considering her already insane schedule—classes, work, book club, and the novel she’s actively trying to finish—but she desperately needs to break through her writer’s block. Henry promises to give her the real-life main character experiences she needs to get inspired.
All they have to do is stick to the boundary rules they set.
Oh, and absolutely not catch feelings in the process.
When his peak procrastination lands him in a absolute nightmare class with his least favorite professor, Henry Turner knows his junior year is officially entering its struggle era. To make matters worse, he just got voluntold into being the new hockey team captain—a title he didn’t even want—so failing is literally not an option. Enter Halle Jacobs, a fellow junior who accidentally adopts Henry after he crashes her book club.
Halle’s love life looks nothing like the spicy romance novels she reads, but academically? Total overachiever. As soon as she hears Henry spiraling over his class reading list, she steps up to help. Being a private tutor is a huge ask considering her already insane schedule—classes, work, book club, and the novel she’s actively trying to finish—but she desperately needs to break through her writer’s block. Henry promises to give her the real-life main character experiences she needs to get inspired.
All they have to do is stick to the boundary rules they set.
Oh, and absolutely not catch feelings in the process.