Homeless, again, Knox is left with only two options: a park bench or Rain and her misfit group of friends. An obvious choice, if it wasn't for the boy with the stone cold blue eyes, and lips that are just too hard to resist. Spencer has more in common with Knox than he knows, since the only side of Knox he's seen is the half-truths she's created. As they spend time together, it's clear Spencer wants more than just fun, drunk make-out sessions. His interest in her love of photography is refreshing, but when he starts asking probing questions about her past, her family, Knox's first instinct is to bolt. It's what she does. Still haunted by the friendship she lost the last time she ran, Knox realizes if she wants this relationship to work, for someone to truly love her, she is going to have to stay and tell Spencer who she really is. But then her past will undoubtedly find her and she's not certain she can survive it again.