Starting an organization business was supposed to be my fresh start-finally a way to turn chaos into clarity. But when my first big client turns out to be Reed Thatcher, the man who once broke my heart, I realize there's more to clean up than just the clutter. His mess is more than just cardboard boxes and forgotten mementos; it's a tangled web of our past, filled with the kind of unresolved tension that refuses to stay neatly folded. The banter between us crackles with both familiarity and fire, but beneath it all, I can feel the pull of the unresolved. As we sift through his disorganized life, we're forced to face the memories we've both been trying to bury-memories of love, heartbreak, and everything in between. The closer we get to the bottom of the chaos, the harder it is to ignore the spark that never truly faded. The question is, can we confront the mess we made of each other's hearts, or will the past continue to unravel us both?