We Were Once Strangers

Sophia, a senior in the Hopkins Post-Baccalaureate Premedical Program and the daughter of wealthy parents – prominent oral and maxillofacial surgeon, Charles Scott, and an equally successful realtor mother, Alice – finds herself caught in the sights of infamous bad boy, Joseph Walker. But Sophia is not like the other girls – something Joseph discovers for himself on their first meeting. But his ego doesn't let her just walk. How far will Joseph be able to go to net this catch? Especially when she keeps pulling him farther and farther away from his comfort zone? Will Sophia be able to see through his arrogance, and accept the feelings she's had for him since day one? With both of them coming from seemingly different worlds, is it possible to find new comfort zones within themselves? Or will these differences keep them apart?