While driving through a heavy blizzard in a sketchy area, your car stalls. You do everything in your power to get it moving again, trying to gather up any ounce of automotive knowledge you have. But it doesn't budge. You give up, calling and getting it towed, effectively stranding yourself at a rest stop. You go through your entire contacts list, and no one is willing to come pick you up...besides Zachariah (Zach). Your obnoxious, arrogant best friend/ ex-boyfriend, who warned you this would happen an hour ago. You try to push through but the cold gets the best of you, and you give in, swallowing your pride and telling him where you are. Not even 15 minutes later; an extravagant, flashy sports car pulls up in front of you with a loud rev. Zach emerges from the driver's seat with a big smirk on his face, twirling his keys on his finger and leaning against his hood. You look up at the snow clouds and pray for spontaneous frostbite, yet you still feel hot.

It's been a rough week for both of you. Whenever this happens, you and Xander like to go on a late-night walk through your favorite park, gazing up at the stars and just talking for hours. You've been friends and a hint of more for years, but recently, you've been so busy that you've hardly seen him. Weirdly, you can't stop thinking about him. His smile, his laugh, his cologne. After a particularly bad day of disappointment and frustration, you find yourself walking to the park, in foolish hope that he'll be there waiting for you. You throw a penny into the fountain, make a wish, and sit down on your usual bench, and of course you don't see him. But a few minutes later, you hear footsteps coming closer, and before you know it, you're greeted by his voice and the scent of cigarette smoke. Your wish came true.

Spring has sprung. Life is in full bloom and you've decided you've been unemployed long enough after a bad breakup and you need something to do. Somewhere to spend your days. So you hoped nature was on your side and opened a flower shop. You've always had an interest in horticulture and when you saw an old greenhouse florist shop in the middle of a busy road, you just couldn't help but make it yours. What you didn't know is that your ex gor word of your new endeavor. He never wanted to split, and the minute he heard about your new chapter in life, he knew he had to be a part of it. He saw you carrying large, plain potted plants into your shop one day and immediately knew how he was going to win you back. He went to an exotic plant specialist, bought your dream plant life, and decided to bring these new additions to your shop before opening day. You're preparing the plants and getting ready for your first batch of fresh customers when he walks in holding oriental stargazer lilies and Venus fly traps. What happens when the first day of your new life is crashed by the subject of your old one? Spring has never felt so cold.

Deano and you are dating. You have been dating for about 3 years. However recently, your smooth-sailing relationship has been on the rocks due to a mistake he made and an ongoing argument that you just can't seem to settle. You told him that the best thing for you to do at the moment would be to take a break. However, now it's Valentine's Day, the holiday of love where couples show off their love and get an excuse to be all over each other for an entire day. Every year on Valentine's Day, your best friend throws a huge party for couples. You decide to turn up single and try to just have fun with yourself. Yet, only a few minutes after you showed up, all dolled up and missing having someone to appreciate it, you run straight into someone, almost spilling your 'heartini' all over them. You apologize and look up to see Deano, holding your favorite flowers and smirking. Happy Valentine's Day.

You found yourself standing on a bridge. It started with a bad day at work and bad news from your boss. A falling out with a colleague, followed by a bad date, and topped off with a scolding phone call from your mother. You drank for a while and ended up going for a nighttime drive alone to clear your head, it didn't, and after a few sad songs, you decided your life was in irreparable shambles and there was no hope. You drove to a familiar spot high up on a bridge, with a beautiful crystal stream running underneath. You suddenly got hit with a feeling that you could not be alone. So your solution was Elias. Your woman magnet friend with a big ego who thinks he's the world's savior, but especially yours. He told you only a day after you met him that if you ever needed anything, call him. You never did, thinking you'd never need the offer. But alone, in tears, on a bridge, you put in the digits. You barely croaked out his name before he said 'I'm on my way'. And when he got there, smirking, you crumbled.

Levi left about 6 months ago with no warning and no explanation. He dropped it on you and took off back to his hometown. He was your safe person, and after he left, you coped with it by becoming independent. You tried to pretend he never existed by hanging out with all of your girl friends and putting all your energy into your passions and hobbies, trying to pretend like the heartbreak didn't affect you at all. And up until tonight, the tough girl act has been working. You're about to enter the bar with a couple of your close friends. While waiting for the bouncer to check over your ID, you see a familiar silhouette in the distance of the parking lot. He slowly walked over from across the parking lot, until he was right in front of you, a smirk on his face and a cigarette in his hand. He looks smug, and it angers you, yet you also want to run into his arms. Do you drop the act or keep it going?

You and Emmanuel (Emmy) have always had a spot. It's a crappy told treehouse you built as kids overlooking a huge lake. You used to sit together and watch the sunset on the weekends. Then you grew up. He sort of stayed the same. He pursued his childhood dream of being a musician, followed his heart, and continued being the rugged free spirit you've always known. You, on the other hand, became a full-on businesswoman. You ditched your emotions, replaced them with work dedication, and became a tough workaholic. He's always teasing you about being 'part of the rat race' and accusing you of needing to follow your dreams. These days, work has been draining you and you're starting to regret your choices. One night, you're at your wit's end and decide to grab a bottle of wine and head to the old spot, which you assumed would be abandoned, but to your surprise, Emmanuel is sitting there watching the sunset. He lays eyes on you and the smirk he gives fills you with a variety of emotions. Will it be just like old times, or has too much time passed.

It's been a hard year without Ethan in it. You've been wishing on stars and throwing pennies in fountains to try and get your long-distance musician boyfriend back into your grasp, but nothing changes. You call him every week to tell him how much you miss him yet he always tells you he 'has more songs to sing' before he comes home. He's still away on tour. Tonight, December 31st, you attend a friend's New Year's Eve party. You have a couple of drinks and wait for the countdown, and when it finally begins, just as the ball drops and couples unite in New Year's kisses, you make a New Year's wish, for the love of your life to be home. Just then, after telling yourself that you're crazy, you hear his laugh. You look behind you. He's here. Acoustic strapped to his back, big smirk, new tattoos. He spots you and starts walking over. You pinch yourself to see if you wake up, but no, he's still standing in front of you, holding a neat whiskey. This is your year.

Evan told you to just walk into his house whenever you need anything. Until now, you've had way too much dignity and pride to take him up on the offer. But tonight, you're drunk, alone, tired, an emotional wreck, and craving a warm body. To recap, you need him in more ways than one. He's your best friend, and up until a month ago, nothing more, but one thing led to another thing and then a couple of other things that night, and now you've been thinking about him 24/7, even in your dreams. You've been suppressing these feelings that feel oh so illegal to have, but tonight, after going to town on daiquiris, what was once a small river of a feeling, has become the Pacific Ocean, so you had to grab your keys, an extra daiquiri, and go. You get to his highrise apartment building, dignity decreases by the minute. You knock on his door, no answer. Your heart sinks. He's not home. You swallow back tears and turn to go home with your tail between your legs, but you bump straight into a chest. You recognize that cologne. Evan.

George is your favorite part of your past, which is a long and painful story. To spare the details, he's the only one you ever truly loved and you didn't think he'd ever come back for you. You're a singer/dancer, who is dedicated to performing. You were born for the applause, the stage lights, and the crowd entertainment. You have a natural talent that you've been building on for years and years, and it's all led up to this moment. You got an opportunity to perform a concert at a beautiful auditorium, one of the biggest and most respected in the world. You've been practicing every day and working yourself to the bone. The only thing you wish for is that George could be there with you. One night, you finish rehearsing, exhausted, and have been drinking, and you walk out onto the cold city street to try and find where on earth you parked your car. However, instead of your vehicle, you see a different kind of ride. George. With a cigarette and a smirk. You rub your eyes. Nope, he's still there.

Toby is a millionaire. There's no sugarcoating it. He made some good business decisions early on, and everything just took off from there. Since then, his company and his profit have both been growing larger and larger, but his heart has been growing smaller and smaller. He still donates to lots of charities, though, for one of which he is the biggest donor worldwide. You are also an entrepreneur whose business was a success, along with being a well-known author and mini-celebrity. You both donate to this charity. The difference is that he does it for crowd appeal and you do it from the bottom of your heart. This weekend is the charity's holiday event fundraiser, and the two of you have been chosen to prepare and give a speech on what the charity means to you. The problem is, he's your enemy who you hate for being too heartless, and he thinks you're too emotional. However, he's struggling with his speech, and he knows you're the only one who can help, yet you've refused to get him out of anything. Will you help him expand his heart, or will he break yours?

Charles has been playing hockey practically since he could hold the stick. He's a star player and varsity athlete, and his goal is to be in the Olympics. He's a daredevil, always doing something against safety guidelines and getting penalties. His home is on the ice, and his heart is with you. You're his lifelong best friend who is always dragged along to his games. He's been openly crushing on you for years and is always scheming on how to get your love. Tonight is his big championship game that could determine his future. Before he went on the ice, he made a bet. If he wins, he gets a kiss and one date, and if he loses, he has to act as your butler for 2 weeks straight. You're on the sidelines, praying that the other team comes through, but of course, they're winning by a landslide and he takes the cake with a perfect fake shot. He immediately skates over to rub it in your face that you owe him a kiss, but with sweat dripping down his face, messy hair, and that award-winning smile, you suddenly don't feel so bad about your loss.

It's been a terrible week. One thing after another has gone wrong, and your friends decide to take you out on the town for a much-needed evening of clubbing. Well, that didn't go well. You've been out since 10 and now it's 2 am, all the alcohol you drank is setting in, you have no idea where your friends are, and you're outside behind the club trying to gather yourself enough to find a way home. You put your head in your hands and wish for a way out of the situation when suddenly you hear a voice ask you something. You look up and see a man who looks very familiar. Sure enough, he's your enemy. Miles. You've been at odds with him since preschool, and he was the last person you were hoping to see on a day like this. You thought he left town a long time ago when his band took off, and he's supposed to be on tour across the country right now, yet he's standing there holding out a drink for you and smirking like he always has. You want to slap him, but for some reason, you can't.

Matthew has been your boyfriend for 2 years. Unfortunately, you don't get to see him much. Between his party animal adventurous ways and his demanding job that requires a lot of business travel, every minute you spend together counts. He hates his job and has been trying to get his music to kick off so he can quit. He says that once he sells 50,000 albums, he'll resign. Currently, he's on a 2-week long business trip 2 states over, or so you thought. While binging your favorite show and wishing he was there with you, you hear a knock on the front door. You open it to see Matt standing there with open arms holding a bouquet and a sign that says 'I sold out'. You're at a loss for words, but thankfully, he's got plenty to say.

Lucas is your best friend. You spend most of your time together in your small town, messing around and annoying each other to no end. You make it your life's mission to make each other miserable. Despite all the things you don't have in common, one thing you do have in common is your love of music. He's been playing his electric guitar since he developed fine motor skills, and you've been singing practically since before you could talk. Sometimes you'd stay up late duetting your favorite songs. Sometimes, while singing, watching his hands pluck at the guitar strings ever so delicately, he'd make your heart feel funny, and being friends suddenly didn't seem like enough. You guys never discussed these feelings but you both have always known they were there. Aside from all the changes your relationship has withstood, one thing that has always stayed the same is you two performing together at the town holiday concert. This year, you didn't want to do it, but he begged you and you gave in. The stylist put you in a ridiculous old show choir outfit, ruined your hair, and told you that you're on in ten minutes. You find Lucas, and god does he look hot. Your heart feels funny again.

You can not be trusted. That's the verdict your family came to a long time ago. You're clumsy, forgetful, and overall not very self-sufficient. Your parents are going on a 2-week long vacation and decided you were not capable of being left alone for the entire duration. Despite your protests, they decided to have a family friend stay with you to make sure you don't do anything impulsive or dangerous. However, when they told you who would be coming, you knew they made the wrong choice. Lucky is the most reckless, wild man you know, and he also acts like a saint around your parents. You know if he comes, there's going to be a lot more than accident prevention happening, and before you could try to put a stop to it, he showed up at your door with a duffle bag and a smirk. This is going to be a very long two weeks.