Don't ask about the past and don't count on the future.
Two clearly stated rules. But how long can they function in love? When college student Tate Collins moves in with her older brother for a while and meets his friend, pilot Miles Archer, it's definitely not love at first sight. It's not even friendship, just mutual violent and uncontrollable desire. Miles, oddly enough, hesitates longer than Tate, but in the end he too suppresses his inhibitions. After the first lovemaking, it is obvious that physically they both suit each other perfectly. The mutual agreement sounds clear: he doesn't want love, she doesn't have time for it, so they just have sex. But Tate soon discovers that he wants to experience much more with the enigmatic, withdrawn and saddened Miles. That he wants to break both of his rules. And even Miles himself isn't sure he can keep them anymore. For love is stronger than rules, promises and determination. As scary as her upturned face is...
