Lucy, a recent NYU law graduate set on working abroad, and James, a caterer who wants to open a small-town restaurant, agree to a summer fling with a hard stop.
In six weeks they will be living on opposite sides of the planet, so neither of them is supposed to get attached.
The arrangement is all heat and no future, the kind of hookup that should stay simple.
Then the chemistry starts to feel like more than a fantasy with an expiration date.
Wanting each other was the easy part; choosing each other would mean letting feelings compete with the careers they have already planned.
