Smiling in Love by Ember Flint

30-year-old Blake Long got a raw deal when he was but two, but he managed to pull through. Now, completely alone in the world, he’s the quiet, reclusive and shy CEO of Long Safeguard, an IT firm he built from the ground up, starting from a beat-up, cast-off laptop and ending with a billion dollars in his bank account just as he turned twenty-five, but his professional accomplishments mean nothing when all he has waiting for him at the end of the day is an empty bed in an empty flat, just as hollow as his own bare life.
24-year-old Sunny Brooks is a positive-thinking, sweet, smart-mouthed freelance photographer that has been told her entire life that her parents couldn’t have picked a better name for her and she’s always believed it was true, but lately her smiles are starting to lose their momentum. For the last year or so, her boisterous, happy, forever-nosing-around family has been hounding her to settle down and if her beloved, but meddlesome older sisters attempt to set her up with their weekly version of Mr. Right one more time, she’s going to scream.
And then she meets him.
What happens when your smile finally finds a purpose?
And then he meets her.
What happens when you finally meet the one that can make you smile?
They couldn’t be more different, but they just can’t walk away.
Like day and night, dark and light, like the sun and the moon, but also like two magnets, two part of a whole that, upon recognition, can no longer be kept separate.