Colisión (Better, 1)

Vanessa is a university student who loves books and the rain. Marked by her parents' difficult divorce, she has found solace in Travis, the boyfriend every mother—including her own—would want for her daughter. By his side, she hopes to build a happiness she has been missing for far too long. But, after two years, their relationship seems to have cooled, and Vanessa's heart doesn't beat the way it used to. At least not until the first day of her second year. In class, the young woman crosses paths for the first time with a new classmate: his body is covered in tattoos, and he has two green eyes that are all too easy to get lost in. Thomas is an explosive mix of fascination and arrogance, victim and perpetrator with a tormented past. He and Vanessa, so different and yet so alike, fit together like pieces of a puzzle, and a tempestuous relationship blossoms between them, made up of moments of passion and tenderness, furious arguments, and reconciliations. But Vanessa wants more; she dreams of true love, romantic and absolute, the kind of love she reads about in her favorite novels. Thomas, on the other hand, shuns any kind of commitment, haunted by a perpetual tangle of thorns. Yet, while understanding each other is difficult for them, separating is impossible.