Two strangers. One unforgettable night. And suddenly, fate has other plans.

At a wild end‑of‑term party, Maple Hills students Russ Callaghan and Aurora “Rory” Roberts collide in a spontaneous drinking game—and in the aftermath, share a scorching one‑night stand. Rory, never one to linger, slips away before Russ can even learn her full name.

But as summer dawns and both find themselves back on campus—this time as counselors at the very same summer camp—they are stunned to face each other again. Russ is trying to outrun the burdens of his past: his father’s gambling problems, a lifetime of pressure and shame. Rory is desperate to reclaim a sense of belonging—tired of seeking validation from everyone but herself.

Their attraction is undeniable, but danger lurks in the form of Maple Hills’ “no‑staff fraternizing” rule. Even if they manage to dodge the rulebook, can they withstand the internal battles each of them carries? Or has their one night together ignited something too strong to extinguish?