A woman discovers that the love score of the CEO she is drawn to is completely blank, leaving her unable to read his feelings or trust his intentions. As she tries to understand why his score is missing, she must decide whether to risk her heart on the one man she cannot measure.
One month after the breakup, I moved into a studio near my office. I threw out everything Ethan ever gave me. That ugly stuffed bunny went straight into the trash.
Mom called every day. Had I eaten? Was I sleeping? Chloe came over Saturday with bags of groceries.
She did a lap around the apartment. Not bad, cleaner than that dump you two shared. That was all Ethan's mess. Right, take out the trash, the whole world looks better.
she stuffed a bottle of wine in the fridge her number glowed a steady 74 warm real you doing okay actually okay getting there have you talked to him blocked him every account good so you're getting back out there I'd rather not date anyone for now I don't trust my own anymore I thought he was a decent guy for two years everyone gets fooled once doesn't mean
you stop believing in people? I said nothing because I hadn't been fooled. I'd seen his 51 every single day and told myself it was enough. That was worse. Week two, mom started dropping hints over the phone. Emma, honey, I'm not pushing. But Linda from church mentioned her nephew. Mom, no. He works at the bank, owns his condom. Mom, I'm not ready to date. I