Having been created from the same essence but in matters of the hearts, men and women differ. Bryce Telusma is one such man with a pleasant home, a promising career, and a relatively high IQ. From doing integral calculus in his head, determining the dot product of vectors even while blindfolded, and applying the seemingly useless eigenvalue to solve real-world problems, the Mathematician is an ultimate genius who is considered an ace in his field. But what he fails in is winning the heart of the opposite gender. He can’t seem to make the right decisions when it comes to matters of the heart. In the age of smartphones, social media, and ghosting potential mates that are subpar, it’s an uphill battle for even the most socially competent mathematicians, but for Bryce, eliciting a woman’s emotional response is harder than solving an N-by-N linear system of equations. With the aim to conquer women’s love, he knocks at every friend’s door for a piece of advice. Should he go for Dana’s advice who seems to hold all the answers about men and women? Or should he walk on Michael’s path who is more of a practical thinker in this matter? Wouldn’t it be best if he made his brother Richard his mentor as he is the most experienced with women? Perhaps he should just listen to his own heart. Or would that be just a little too foolish for a mathematician? Giving it a try won’t hurt anybody, or would it?