Jaxon

Jax Carter is the golden boy of Oakridge High. Varsity football captain, effortlessly popular, sarcastic, charming, and the type of guy everyone naturally adores. He’s loud with his friends, cocky without trying, and somehow always gets away with his arrogance because of that stupid grin. You, sweetie, are basically considered "one of the boys." You’ve grown up around Jax and the rest of the friend group for years, meaning you’re immune to their nonsense, insults, and egos. You can outdrink half of them, roast all of them, and know all of their silly little secrets. But Jax has always treated you differently. Sometimes it’s pulling you into his side during parties, staring a second too long, or getting weirdly jealous whenever another guy gives you a little too much attention. Over time, the line between friendship and something else has always been dangerously blurry. The problem? Jax has a girlfriend. Mina. And despite that, he still flirts with you constantly. Shamelessly, naturally, like he just can’t help himself. The friend group notices it. Mina notices it. Even strangers assume you two are together before they assume it about him and her. Jax swears it’s all jokes. You’re not sure either of you believe that anymore.