Whit isn’t allowed to have a roommate. Whit wants to defy his parents in any way he can so he searches for one. Caleb comes in and for some reason Whit hands him the roommate contract. Whit doesn’t know what he’s getting into. Whit is not ready for the hurricane that is Caleb.

I love that Caleb calls Whit “Baby”. I think Whit shocked himself when he gave Caleb the contract and not the nice girl who was there before him. It’s cute how Caleb said he is a clean person but he is anything but. How sweet is it that Whit uses his kindle as a ruse to make it look like he’s reading but really he’s paying attention to Caleb. Whit answering Aunt Del’s call is a big deal. I like how needy Caleb is when he’s sick. I adore Caleb’s family. It’s adorable how Caleb always pouts when he doesn’t get his way but Whit always gives in. That ending is absolutely beautiful.

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Thank you to Riley Paige for this arc in exchange for an honest review.

Grayson joins a PCU insomnia forum where other students with insomnia can connect. Grayson starts talking to a girl who goes by LittleTooMuch and enjoys their conversations. Once Grayson meets his best friend Kai’s sister Harlow he seems to not want to be on the forum as much. What happens when you meet your pen pal in real life?

I love all the nicknames Grayson calls Harlow. It’s horrible how Harlow has been treated in the past but she is so strong for surviving every day and moving forward. I couldn’t stop smiling when they first met and Grayson said he felt peace being around her. Harlow’s first look at Grayson had her trying to figure out if he was a tr!gger or a safe space. I’m glad she decided he’s a safe space. That bagel scene was such a relief to Harlow. The way Grayson gives Harlow space to decide for herself what she wants is the sweetest thing ever. I couldn’t contain my happiness on movie night. That first coffee shop scene with the two of them was everything. That ending was epic.

This is a very tr!gger!ng, heavy, and emotional story. Please do not read this if it makes you uncomfortable. Your mental health matters.