Vorab-RezensentenTara Kennedy

Amy's now ex sent Dan to her instead of himself. Living in a new city and having to go get an abortion and dump her ex was not how Amy imagined this new chapter of her life going.

Dan has been working hard to get his food truck going. Picking up ride shares, bartending, and barely sleeping, has all been to support that goal. Amy is the first person to make him wonder if he should be finding time for things that aren't work.

After a few months of texting they decide to make a go of it. But when her ex shows up, Amy will have to figure out have things really changed?

Jia has been focusing on work. Working somewhere that is not either of the rival restaurants that helped her parent's divorce make the news.

But the DC celebration for King Kamehameha Day brings her Ken, someone who seems unconnected to the family drama.
Ken's been making some life changes, so his mom volunteers him to help his aunt at her flower shop. He finds himself with a box of lei at a new to him celebration trying to impress a woman he just met.

Fate seems to have brought Ken and Jia a little fun. But maybe, they aren't as unconnected to each other's drama as they thought.

Sienna is no stranger to social media. When she unwittingly starts something claiming there are no Asian Americans in hockey, and then discovers there is one on her hometown team, she knows it's up to her to make amends. And given her new no dating this year rule, she won't have any trouble keeping things professional.

Al is used to people acting like he's the first or only Asian American in hockey. As the Domes' season moves towards the playoffs, he knows how to keep focused just on hockey. Even as Sienna turns out to be more than he expected in so many ways.