He's the best man everyone relies on.She's the organiser who doesn't tolerate chaos.They've always been fine... until Willowmere wedding season makes them impossible to ignore. Harrison "Harry" Rowe is Willowmere Meadows' unofficial fixer - charming, competent, and allergic to needing anyone. Imogen "Immy" Clarke is the bride's best friend and de facto maid of honour - sharp, capable, and done with being the person who holds everything together. Five weeks. Four event weekends. Stag and hen fallout, rehearsal nerves, last-minute mishaps and a village that notices everything. Between staff rooms, late-night resets and too many moments alone in the quiet after the party, their easy friendship starts to feel like a lie they've both been telling. Because once people assume they're together... it stops feeling like a joke. Harry's problem is simple: he's spent his whole life being wanted for what he can do, not who he is - and risking his friendship with Immy means risking the only thing that's ever felt safe. But Willowmere Meadows doesn't care about safe. It cares about proximity. Pressure. And the kind of chemistry that turns a single touch into a turning point. Open-door, medium-high heat. Sharp banter. Soft mornings. Big feelings that don't politely wait their turn. A warm, witty friends-to-lovers romance set in Oxfordshire - with a deeply satisfying happily ever after.