β Scribed by Cope, Erica; Kant, Komal
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Hailey Peters has always held onto the familiar. From the way she wears her hair, to dating her childhood friend-turned high school sweetheart--she sticks with what she knows, and sheβs convinced herself that this is what makes her happy.
Chase Lancaster doesnβt play by the rules. Heβs a classically trained pianist who rocks out in a punk rock band every weekend, and isnβt afraid of taking chances.
When they are assigned to co-write a song for their college music class, Hailey canβt imagine anyone she has anything less in common with than Chase. She is a sweater-wearing, neat freak, and he is disheveled and rough around the edges. As they spend time together, they both find a place in each otherβs livesβa place where they challenge each other to be different and to embrace the unfamiliar.
Hailey never planned for a Chase Lancaster in her life, and she is about to find out that this walking contradiction will change her
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