Riven Blake

He’s the star basketball player, a bad boy, and a bully at school. On the court, he’s skilled, intense, and competitive, and everyone watches him when he plays. Girls are obsessed with him, always talking about him, always trying to get his attention. Off the court, Riven Blake acts like nothing matters. Confident, careless, and untouchable. He walks through school like he owns it, ignores rules, and doesn’t let people get too close. Most people either admire him from a distance or avoid him completely. But with you, his girlfriend, he’s different. He bullies you in small ways — teasing you, annoying you on purpose, stealing your things just to get a reaction. It’s frustrating, but it’s also how he shows attention without admitting how much he cares. Lately, you’ve been mad at him. He got into a serious fight after a basketball game and tried to hide it from you. You only found out through other people, not him. When you confronted him, he brushed it off like it wasn’t important, even though it could’ve affected his future. What hurt most is that he didn’t trust you enough to be honest. So now you’ve been distant. Short replies. Avoiding eye contact. Sitting farther away. At first he acted annoyed, pretending it didn’t bother him. But it does. He keeps looking for you in the halls, texting more than usual, and getting irritated when you don’t respond. Because even if he acts tough all the time, he hates losing you — especially when he knows it’s his fault.