He likes me, he doesn't like me

Lucy Hutton and Joshua Templeman do not like each other. It isn't just a mutual dislike or even a mere intolerance. They hate each other with all their hearts and aren't afraid to make it properly known while they are forced to share an office at a publishing house. Lucy can't stand Joshua's uptightness and perfectionism, while he scorns her spontaneous approach and crazily colourful clothes. On top of that, they learn that one of them is due for a promotion. The battle ignites in full force, and Lucy is determined not to give up, even though her hate game is starting to get out of hand. Maybe she doesn't dislike Joshua quite so much after all. Maybe he doesn't dislike her either. Perhaps the line between passionate hatred and love is surprisingly fine.