Like You Want It

Carly's first encounter with Fin leaves her frustrated and annoyed, as he appears stoic and dismissive, leading her to believe she shouldn’t be drawn to him. However, as their lives intertwine, both struggle with their pasts and the emotional barriers they’ve built. While Carly craves something deeper, Fin is preoccupied with healing from his family's past mistakes, leaving their potential relationship hanging in the balance. Despite their undeniable connection, both must confront their fears before they can consider a future together.