Odds Of Us

Adam Cole prices risk for a living. He's calculated the odds on every disaster, every fine print clause, every worst-case scenario there is — except the one currently running a crystal shop next door to his office, blasting wind chimes at 9:14 every single morning.Marisol Vega doesn't believe in fine print. She believes in fate, moon cycles, and the tarot card that told her this month would change everything. She did not expect that to mean falling for the actuary who filed a formal noise complaint against her wind chimes.When Adam's uncle threatens to hand the family company to anyone who can prove Adam has a pulse, Adam does the only logical thing: he drafts a contract. Two weeks. One fake relationship. A gala where his cousin loses and Marisol's overdue rent finally gets paid.It should be simple. It is not simple. Somewhere between disastrous double-booked events, stolen inflatable moons, and a rose quartz he can't stop keeping in his pocket "e;for luck,"e; Adam starts running numbers he never signed up for — and Marisol starts believing something the cards never told her: that the safest bet of her life might be the man who calculates everything except how much he's already fallen.The Odds of Us is a laugh-out-loud, slow-burn, opposites-attract romantic comedy about the girl who trusts fate, the man who trusts spreadsheets, and the deal that quietly stopped being fake.Some things you just can't hedge against.