β Scribed by Tami Franklin
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Benβs a straight-laced college student who always does whatβs expected. But when Lilli, a free-spirited musician, gets into his Uber one Friday night, nothing will be the same.
Sheβs bright and loud and challenges everything about him. Ben hates it. Except that, for some reason, he doesnβt.
And as Lilli tumbles into his passenger seat again and again, after a string of increasingly horrible blind dates, he canβt help wondering if fate may be trying to tell him something.
They have nothing in common, but Benβs done playing it safe. He thinks Lilli might be the one heβs been waiting for . . . if he can only convince her to try one last first date.
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