Freja has built her life on order. Sharp heels. Sharper boundaries.
Quiet evenings with her cat, a book, and absolutely no surprises. Chaos has no place in her carefully arranged world.
 
Unfortunately, chaos moves in across the hall.
 
Elias is loud, confident, and completely uninterested in personal boundaries. He turns up his music, fills the hallway with his presence, and seems determined to dismantle Freja’s hard-earned calm one smirk at a time. When she finally storms over to confront him, she expects an argument. She does not expect sparks.
 
What begins as irritation quickly turns into something far more dangerous: attraction.
 
Elias wants her—and he has never been a man who backs down. Freja wants control, distance, and absolutely no emotional complications. Neither of them gets what they want. Between late-night confrontations, accidental encounters, and a hallway that suddenly feels far too narrow for two stubborn wills, Freja’s perfectly ordered life starts to unravel.
 
The line between staying in control and losing herself blurs… and Elias is more than happy to push her past it. Two stubborn neighbors. One shared hallway. And a connection neither of them is prepared for.
 
A romantic, humorous, slow-burn story about desire, friction, and the dangerous pull of letting go.
 
Romance, laughter—and one caveman who clearly missed the memo about modern restraint.