Just a Vacation Thing by Addie Sloan

Hannah Brooks planned Mallorca down to the minute.

Then she misses the one boat she absolutely cannot miss.

Ben was supposed to be on it too. Instead, he looked at the line, chose coffee, and somehow became the most interesting thing on Hannah's itinerary.

He lives in Chicago. She lives in Los Angeles. He hates plans. She practically color-codes them. So they make the only sensible agreement: four days, no future, no questions they don't want answered.

It should be easy.

It isn't.

Because vacation rules work beautifully until the vacation ends.

Back home, Ben is suddenly inside Hannah's ordinary life: missed calls, time zones, work emergencies, and the dangerous possibility that this was never just a fling.

Hannah has always needed to know where something is going before she lets herself want it.

This time, she already wants him.

Now she has to decide what to do with a relationship that comes with no itinerary at all.