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Everyone has something they want to fight. When Crank Wilson was 16, he left his home in South Boston to form his own rock band to burn out his anger through music. Six years later, he is still at odds with his father, a Boston police officer, and has little contact with his mother. The only thing he cares about is his younger brother Sean, but taking care of him is not easy at all. Krank's biggest wish is to be able to write good songs in solitude and achieve success in his music career. A little secret that Julia Thompson had left in Beijing later erupted into a scandal in Washington, threatening her father's career and affecting the originally peaceful family life. Now she is a senior at Harvard, but she is still shrouded in the shadow of the past. She vowed never to let her emotions get out of control again, especially for the opposite sex. As fate would have it, Julia and Crank met at an anti-war demonstration in the fall of 2002. Their feelings for each other were so strong that they broke everything else.

Alex Thompson's life unfolded steadily: she studied pre-law at Columbia University and focused entirely on her studies, life and future. She wanted nothing to do with the man who had broken her heart. When Dylan Paris returns from Afghanistan with a serious injury, he knows he can't drag Alex into his messed up life again. However, as fate would have it, the two were forced to work side by side on the same research project. They had to formulate new rules of coexistence to avoid hurting each other again. But as time goes by, the two continue to break the rules, even the most important one - never mention why they fell in love in the first place.