Kendra is a waitress at a local sandwich and coffee shop whose struggling to get by. Just when she feels like she’s hit rock-bottom, she gets an unexpected call; she’s inherited her great aunt’s house. Not knowing this was even a possibility, she’s shocked. But there’s a catch. She was only gifted half of the house. The other half of the house was gifted to a workaholic, egotistical billionaire, Easton. The house is run down and Kendra has dreams of fixing it up to live in one day. Easton sees the inheritance as a burden and thinks the house just needs to be demolished. How will two complete strangers agree on what to do with the home? But when a house fire leaves Easton homeless, he has no other choice but to move in to the house he can’t stand.

It’s been five years since Gabe Leonard left Rachel broken-hearted. They were high school sweethearts and everyone voted them cutest couple. They promised each other nothing would come between them until something did; greed. Presented with the opportunity to help his uncle run a successful tech firm, Gabe jumped on the opportunity without weighing the risks; he’d have to move across the country and have zero time for Rachel. Now he’s back and he’ll do anything to get her back, but now he has a new problem: Luke. Rachel moved on while Gabe was away. She needed a distraction from her heartbreak and she found it in Luke. But seeing Gabe again makes her realize that her and Luke are better off friends. She wants Gabe, but there’s one problem; her family despises him. Will their high school romance be rekindled or will their relationship go up in smoke?

Hank is a successful billionaire who always wanted to be a firefighter when he got older. He wanted to follow in his father’s footsteps who was a lifelong firefighter for the city. However, he ended up in the business world instead and decided to volunteer as a firefighter. He’s asked to speak to a class of 2nd graders about fire safety during October, fire safety month. He gladly does but never expects to fall for the teacher. Elsie is a 2nd grade teacher. She loves kids and wanted to be a teacher her whole life. Fire safety is no joke to her as she was rescued from her burning family home as a young child. She’s always felt like she’s owed her life to the firefighter who saved her. Elsie quickly falls for Hank, and their lives are forever changed when they discover a connection they have. But a stood up date leaves Elsie questioning everything with Hank. Will their relationship last or is the saying, where there’s smoke there’s fire, true?

Ariana Platt can take care of herself. She's independent and a loner and she's had to be self-sufficient ever since her mom went into rehab and her stepfather went to prison for insider trading. Now she's just barely making it and she doesn't need the help of some good looking, rich cowboy who wants to take care of her. She wants a friend. Doesn't she? Connor James grew up an orphan and found a way to make himself rich enough to never worry about money. Or people. If he never gets close to anybody, then he never has to ask whether they like him or his money. But having Ariana Platt as a neighbor means having a friend he didn't expect, a friend who gets drunk too often and needs more help than she'll admit and who he very much considers to be just a friend. Doesn't he? But when Ariana's world is rocked by one trauma after another, it's Connor she turns to and Connor who's there to help pick up the pieces. Now they're both questioning what it is they want – and whether they can trust each other enough to get it.

He’s just returned from serving his country, something he always dreamed of doing. Now he struggles with PTSD and still wonders about the mysterious letters while he received when he was serving. Who was this woman who continued to send him encouraging letters and gifts and what was her purpose? Morgan continues to deal with the grief of losing her big brother Ray to the war. Her best friend and protector is gone and she wants to live out his legacy by continuing to support the troops. So when his best friend is deployed again, she knows she has to send him letters and packages, but she can’t let him know who it is. Now he’s home and she is dying to run into him. His letters back to her made her fall in love with him.

He's been alone. She's been right there. But will it work if the two of them are together? When billionaire Ronan Coleman lost his wife as she was giving birth, his world closed down. He was left with his work, his baby daughter, and his daughter's nanny Ashley, who became Ronan's best friend. For Ashley Cobb, being Molly's nanny is as much about love as it is about having a job. Molly is the daughter she'd loved to have. But as her love for her best friend and employer starts to grow more heated, Ronan retreats into his grief over the loss of his wife. If Ashley can reach Ronan through all his pain, she has a chance to get everything she wants – the man she loves as her husband, the little girl she loves as her daughter, and the life she'd love to have as Ronan's wife. But if Ronan can't leave the past behind after Ashley chooses to take a chance at a relationship, she might just lose it all.

Chance Hank hasn't seen Amber Brown since they were teenagers on the verge of turning their friendship into love. Then his family moved upstate, away from their Queens neighborhood, and Chance and Amber lost track of each other. Now he's getting a divorce. And she's a divorce counselor. Reconnecting feels right. Only she has professional ethics in the way of a relationship with her patient. She also has five year old twin boys and an ex-husband who shirks all responsibility. Chance has an angry soon-to-be ex-wife who'd like to destroy any chance at happiness he might have. Now the clock's ticking as the divorce moves through the court system and the therapy progresses. Do they respect the boundaries of their professional relationship? Or take a chance at getting everything they ever wanted?