Miles: A Forced Proximity Enemies-to-Lovers Romantic Comedy

SOME MEN AREN’T MEANT TO BE TIED DOWN.
SOME WOMEN DON’T BELIEVE IN LOVE AT ALL.
AND SOME HOUSES SHOULD NEVER BE SHARED.
Callum “Miles” Ryder has built his life around one simple rule: no complications. He flips properties, avoids emotional attachments, and never lets anyone stay longer than necessary—especially not strangers.
Ivy Carter, on the other hand, is a sharp-tongued travel photographer whose life is one long series of temporary homes and unfinished plans. When a booking mix-up leaves her stuck in Miles’ renovated townhouse for three weeks, neither of them is thrilled.
They clash over everything: noise, space, privacy, and whose coffee tastes like disappointment. Every conversation turns into a competition. Every glance sparks another argument. But somewhere between late-night power outages, accidental confessions, and one very awkward shared kitchen disaster, something begins to shift.
Neither of them believes in happy endings.
Neither of them wants to fall.
But when two stubborn hearts are forced into the same space, the walls they build might just come crashing down.
A witty, slow-burn enemies-to-lovers romantic comedy about forced proximity, emotional chaos, and discovering that sometimes the person who annoys you the most is the one who understands you best.