Misunderstandings, if they aren't cleared up, can lead to some unnecessary grief - and some decisions you might never have made.
Gray and Annika met on a design show six years ago, they hit it off and, through flashbacks, seemed like they had explosive chemistry together. They went so far as to sleep together, one night, only once, and when Annika woke in the morning, she was alone - and hurt. Little did she know, Gray had a good excuse, but she wouldn't learn of that until some years later, when their paths crossed again.
I really like how they were honest with their feelings, and talked, even when they kept getting interrupted, what was with that asshat of a manager, Drew, what a twirp, glad Gray put him in his place. When they went to the family's farm, and were filming a TV show, the family brought some lightness and comedy (via the kids) to the story. Finally they were able to get it out, and pick up where they left off - loved this love story.