From the moment Wren Kim arrived in the town of Rosewood on the arm of her sister Melissa, Spencer Hastings made a judgment that she would not like him. How could she like him? He was her sister's fiancé! And yet, somehow, in the end none of that mattered. From the first time they talked on her porch, Wren distinguished himself from everyone else in Spencer’s life, simply by being interested in what she had to say. And that alone meant everything to Spencer.

And from then on, the undeniable spark between them was lit. They could not help but try to be around each other, it was almost an instinctual pull. They flirtatiously tip-toed around each other, until they finally shared a forbidden kiss in Spencer’s room. From the admiration in Wren voice's to the raw emotion in their kiss, their connection was palpable; it was an unwritten conclusion that they could no longer stay away from each other, no matter how hard they tried.

When she comes to visit him in New York, he tells her that his real mistake was falling for the wrong sister. And it’s true, he will always wish that they had met first. And her smile makes us believe that she too wishes they had met under different circumstances. When he breaks into her house drunk, plant in hand, we see that Wren is willing to fight for her. He wants her, he has wanted her from the moment he laid eyes on her. And despite everything, she wants him too. The connection they have between them is electric, and it’s clear that kind of chemistry will never be quelled. Everything about these two is unforgettable.