Chapter 13 Daisy had an eventful evening – Brad had turned up on her doorstep, begging forgiveness and asking her to marry him.

Chapter 12 Daisy walks back to the condo. He isn’t there. She calls him, he doesn’t answer. She walks back to Harry’s place. Not there. She walks back to the condo.

Chapter 11 They knock on Harry’s door, and he answers, and welcomes them in. He says he will talk to them individually – “It’s just a conversation, it’s not a big deal,” – and offers them a drink.

Chapter 10 After saying goodnight to Daisy, Adam looks at his phone. 5 messages from Marty.

Chapter 9 The retirement village hall is lit up with fairy lights. Everyone is dressed to the nines, the men have flowers in their lapels and the women have flowers in their hair.

Chapter 8 An hour later they have reached their destination – a luxury retirement village.

Chapter 7 Adam rolls up his jacket, rests his head on it, and goes to sleep. Daisy turns off both their phones. She runs though everything in her head as she drives.

Chapter 6 When Daisy woke he was already up. The shower was going, and then it had been going such a long time she wondered if he’d died in there.

Chapter 5 Daisy leans on the bar, directing a death stare at Adam as he graciously allows his female fans to buy him drinks.

Chapter 4 Adam and Daisy are finally out of the car and walking in town.

Chapter 3 After watching Adam devour two burgers and a protein shake, Daisy gets back in the car and looks at the contents of the brown envelope Oliver had given them.

Chapter 2 Walking to the car rental place, Adam decides to assert himself.

The first chapter of a treatment for an Adam Driver/Daisy Ridley rom com. Bad language. Chapter 1