He needed a quiet place to stay. He got her instead.
Daisy: I’m in trouble. I’m scrambling to pay my bills and keep my grandmother’s house from being taken by the bank. I’ve tried everything that I can think of, and now I’m desperate.
So, I make a post advertising for a roommate. None of the people who contact me seem like a good fit. Until Ledger.
Ledger: As a Navy SEAL, I’m used to order, discipline, and solitude. I love it. I crave it. And so that’s what I’m hoping to find in a roommate.
There are no houses or apartments for rent in Wolf Valley, not for the sporadic days that I’ll be there.
So, I start scouring listings looking for a roommate, and I think that I’ve really lucked out when I see Daisy’s post. Then I meet her. Daisy is my opposite in every way.
She’s sunshine in yoga pants, with a rescue dog, a houseplant addiction, and a tendency to hum to herself nonstop.
She’s the opposite of what I thought I was looking for, but the more time that I spend with her, the more I start to fall for her, and it doesn’t take me long to realize I might be in more trouble than any mission I’ve ever faced.
Living with Daisy feels less like a temporary arrangement… And more like home.
