Is she alone and lost in the world of robotics?
The last thing Bel wants to think about is the future. College applications? Don't be ridiculed. Extracurricular activities? I'm sure it is.
But then her aptitude for robotics becomes apparent at school, and Bel has to start attending a robotics seminar. It's mandatory, and worse, my robotics classmates completely ignore it. Team captain Teo thinks Bel could be an interesting asset, especially now as everyone prepares for the national competition - until the first exchange of ideas. Bel doesn't give a damn about any competition, while Teo doesn't live for anything else. They're from other worlds. But then the extracurricular activities start to stretch long into the night, and they start to realize how well they complement each other.
A funny and clever romance from the author of the world-famous Atlas Six.
