Forget That Guy (Don't Date Him Book 5)

Everyone told her he was trouble—she just didn't expect trouble to look this good.

When Wren crosses paths with the one man her entire friend group has collectively blacklisted, she has exactly one plan: stay away. He's arrogant, infuriating, and entirely too comfortable taking up space in a room—and somehow, in her head. The kind of man who smirks when he should apologize and apologizes when she's finally stopped caring.

But life has a vicious sense of humor, because now they're stuck together.

Every sarcastic comment he fires at her lands a little too close to charming. Every moment she catches him being *unexpectedly decent* feels like a personal attack on her better judgment. The man she's supposed to forget keeps showing up—at her job, in her space, in conversations she replays at two in the morning when she should absolutely be sleeping.

He isn't the person everyone warned her about.

He might be something so much more dangerous than that.

Wren knows the smart move. She's heard the stories. She's even repeated a few of them herself. But somewhere between the arguments that crackle like live wires and the quiet moments she wasn't supposed to notice, forgetting him stops feeling possible.

And wanting him starts feeling inevitable.

*Some warnings come too late.*