Agatha Lovely's life is finally on track. She has settled into her role as the unpredictable and dependable sister. An odd combination, but that was Agatha in a nutshell. As the family screwup, she can't accept that success in her art as has finally found her. She is now making money doing what she loves and spends time with her family when she wants. And sometimes when she doesn't. That is until her perfect bubble bursts when Chris Lowell buys the house across from her to flip. No longer is he the star of the high school football field. Nor was he somewhere in the world playing professionally. No matter where he is now, she knows what she needs to do - avoid him at all costs. Until she seems to be the only one who can save him from being killed by his ineptness. It is only then that she realizes he doesn't even remember her from high school. What she remembers so clearly was forgettable for him. After all, he's the reason she stopped believing in love at 8 am on the last Monday of the last week of high school.