Hattie Mercier hates wearing bras, waking up early, and Wednesday lunches with her cranky grandma. But her neurotypical family expects all of the above and more. They are too normie to appreciate the magical hum of a sewing machine, the silky seduction of buttery carbs, or not-so-silent interior monologues. As the only neurospicy member of the family, Hattie has always felt like she's too big, too loud, and too much. Beck Olivier has spent the last two years with the world on his shoulders. Between harvesting acres of sweet potatoes, keeping the family farm afloat, and caring for his dad, he barely has time for the passion project that might actually save them. And zero time for a social life. If she hadn't been crying in that restaurant's back alley, he might have stood a chance. But twenty minutes with the stunning, funny, and unfiltered Hattie, and Beck's life may never be the same.