As the song goes, “What a difference a day makes. Twenty-four little hours.” The events of The Statistical Probability of Love at First Sight take place over the course of just one day. It is a very momentous day for Hadley and Oliver. They meet at the airport, on a transatlantic flight from New York to London. Hadley might never have met Oliver if she had made her original flight. But, in this case, the four minutes she was late made all the difference.
Hadley is on her way to her father’s wedding. He left her and her mother for a job at Oxford two years ago, and never came back. Hadley is still bitter about it, but she has been told in no uncertain terms that she must attend this wedding. His wedding to “that British woman,” as Hadley refers to her soon-to-be stepmother. Add to that her crippling…
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