The sun in Awka was doing what it always does in April burning like it had a personal problem. But Sharon didn't notice. She was busy frying puff-puff at the UNIZIK gate, trying to make enough money for her final year project. Until a black Toyota Camry stopped in front of her tray. And the boy who broke her heart four years ago stepped out. Desmond Adeyemi. Her secondary school best friend. Her first love. The boy who left for Canada without saying goodbye. Now he's back, finer, richer, and doing his NYSC in Awka. And he won't stop coming to her shop. "I just want us to be best friends again, Shar," he says. But buying her whole tray every day? Waiting for her in the rain at Roban Stores? Looking at her like she's still his everything? That's not best friend behavior. Sharon wants to hate him. She really does. But old love doesn't die easily. Especially when his rich mother who lives in Ngozika Estate offers her 500k to leave her son alone, and says a puff-puff seller can never marry into their family. Can a first love survive a second chance? Or will class, family, and the secrets of the past tear them apart forever? *A sweet, emotional, addictive Nigerian campus romance about best-friends-to-lovers, second chances, and a love that refused to die in Awka.*