Save me. Manning S.

Margo does not have time for love.

Will is afraid to love.

and none of them was going to fall in love with the flora: a gentle Staffordshire Terrya with a tragic past, a head of a football with a football. And bottomless brown eyes.

The paths of Margot and Will intersect in a shelter for dogs, where, after a series of misunderstandings, they agree to take a joint custody of the flora. Will thinks that Margo is too emotional and demanding, and Margo believes that Will is closed, insensitive and inclined to control everything. And they are both right. But the more the owners quarrel, the worse the flora behaves, and then they understand that they must conclude at least some truce in order to educate the dog together.

Will they be able to put aside disagreements to become good masters, and perhaps even friends? Or maybe Flora has his own plans for a new family?