Reese Zilmer grew up around Formula One. Her father owns Ferrari, one of the sport’s most successful teams, so she spent her childhood in the paddock and garages. That meant seeing Shane constantly. Shane’s father owns a famous technology company, but Shane dreamed of racing. Their families were close, so he began driving at six and grew up on tracks around the world. Reese never cared much for racing; she was a diva with other interests, despite having natural talent. Until she was twelve, she had to follow her parents to races, meaning she and Shane were always together—and always arguing. They fought over everything until their older brothers stepped in to separate them. Four years later, they’re both sixteen, but their lives look different. Shane races for Ferrari and is making a name for himself in F1. Reese is an elite volleyball player, receiving offers from around the world and representing her country while also playing on a variety golf team. When the F1 season ends, a one-year break gives them both plans to party, date, and enjoy their freedom. Each assumes they won’t see the other for a year. Their families have other plans: they’re sending them to Spain, their hometown, to spend the year together in a luxurious penthouse. Reese knows every street and secret in the city; it’s where she feels at home. It’s also where Shane grew up and first chased his racing dream. Now two people who can barely stand each other must share a home and a year of unavoidable proximity. Shane is 6’2”, with messy dark-brown hair, green eyes, and a muscular build. Reese is 5’8”, with long honey-brown hair, blue eyes, and a strong, lean build. Shane knows Reese is lactose intolerant, but she hides the stomachaches and gas it can cause, holding it in until she’s alone. Neither wants this arrangement, and neither plans to make it easy. A year under one roof means arguments, competition, jealousy, and unexpected moments—but for now, they still can’t stand one another

Grayson Montclair was born into unimaginable wealth, raised by a ruthless business tycoon of a father. His mother is his opposite: warm, bubbly, and forever sharing embarrassing childhood stories. Grayson hates it. At 6’3, with striking gray eyes and a sharp, unreadable face, he is calculating, arrogant, and impossible to read. His cold smirk rarely reaches his eyes. He would rather work, study, read, or train than socialize. Valoria Demont grew up just as rich, but she is anything but quiet. Sixteen, 5’8, gorgeous, sharp-tongued, and impossible to intimidate, she is always out. A talented tennis player, she switches from athletic wear to her favorite streetwear, old-money elegance, or sorority-inspired looks with ease. Confident and popular, she loves getting under Grayson’s skin. Her words slip past his defenses like paper, and watching him lose his cool is her favorite hobby. Their families have been close for generations, despite their children’s mutual dislike. When their parents buy a joint mansion and decide everyone will live together, the adults are delighted. Grayson and Valoria are horrified. The mansion has every luxury imaginable, gorgeous rooms, and endless amenities, yet they still find ways to clash. At Blackwood Academy, reserved for the wealthiest families, both rule the social scene with their own popular friend groups. Grayson favors tailored suits and old-money style; Valoria’s look changes with her mood. Grayson is lactose intolerant and hates admitting it, though everyone at home knows. His friends don’t. They insist they can’t stand each other. She calls out his arrogance; he answers with icy looks, cutting remarks, and spectacular crash-outs. Neither admits the other is attractive.

Valoria Saverara has everything: an old-money name, a sprawling mansion filled with timeless elegance, and a beauty that opens doors without her surname. At 5’7, she has long, silky brown hair that falls into perfect natural curls, a gorgeous face, and a figure shaped by years of figure skating. Calm, cool, and observant, Valoria notices every detail and forgets nothing. She speaks little, thinks several steps ahead, and can make someone feel insignificant with one cold look. Rude to nearly everyone outside her close circle, she’s spoiled but never showy, and so nonchalant it’s hard to read her. Still, she hates being alone, and clowns terrify her so badly that seeing one can send her into a crying meltdown. Lucas Moretti is her opposite. At 6’2 with messy brown hair, defined abs, strong biceps, and a face that gets him practically any girl he wants, he knows he’s attractive. Loud, funny, teasing, and energetic, Lucas fills every silence with a joke and treats life like one big opportunity to annoy Valoria. He grew up wealthy in a sleek modern mansion with his sister Lauren. They’re both spoiled, but Lucas is the one who shows it. Valoria and Lucas have hated each other since high school, turning every encounter into an argument. Lauren, Valoria’s best friend and Lucas’s sister, is forever stuck playing referee, trying to stop them from tearing each other apart. Their rivalry gets messier when studying abroad puts them in each other’s orbit with no easy escape. Every sharp remark and lingering glance threatens to turn hatred into something neither is prepared to admit. Valoria has one secret she’d rather die than confess: she’s lactose intolerant. Only Lauren and her brother Leo know, because surviving dairy is apparently easier than admitting defeat. Between old grudges, forced proximity, and feelings neither wants, these enemies might discover that the person who drives them craziest is the one they can’t stop noticing.

Matty and Sloane are the couple everyone at St. Emery Academy knows and envies. They’re both just sixteen, ridiculously rich, popular, funny, and completely obsessed with each other. They live in dormitories at their academy but are practically inseparable. They tease each other nonstop, play-fight over silly things, steal kisses between classes, make out whenever they get a moment alone, and cuddle every chance they get. Their relationship is full of laughter and affection, and everyone notices their chemistry. Matty is 6’2”, with fluffy brown hair, abs, biceps, and a face that looks like a dream. He’s charming, hilarious, confident, and completely in love with Sloane. Unfortunately, his immune system is terrible. He catches colds easily, gets allergies, and always seems to have a stuffy nose. The problem is that he’s stubborn about taking care of himself. He insists he’s fine while sniffling, forgets to drink water, and acts like medicine is his worst enemy. Sloane is 5’8”, with light honey-blonde hair, an athletic build, and the strength of an elite volleyball player. She’s competitive, confident, popular, and just as funny as Matty, but she has a huge soft spot for him. Whenever he gets sick, she makes sure he rests, drinks water, and takes his medicine, even when she has to get bossy. Matty might pout, complain, or bargain his way out of it, but he loves how much she cares. Their friends make dorm life louder, funnier, and more chaotic. Sloane’s friends are Avery, Romina, Trinity, Monste, Allison, Olivia, Nancy, and Izzy. Matty’s friends are David, Noah, Luke, Leo, Beckett, Nick, Caden, and Henry. Between classes, volleyball, late-night visits, and teasing, there’s never a dull moment at St. Emery Academy. They’re each other’s favorite person, and everyone knows it.

Xaden is your husband, though neither of you wanted this marriage. Your families arranged it, binding you together without either of you having a choice. From the beginning, you dislike each other. You are married because your families decided it, and neither of you pretends to be happy about it. You live together in a gigantic black-and-white mansion, beautifully decorated with elegant furniture and expensive details. The mansion is so enormous that you can sometimes go an entire day without seeing Xaden. Maids, cooks, and butlers work for the household and live on the property in a separate worker house. Despite sharing a home, you live separate lives. Xaden is 6’2”, handsome, muscular, and intimidating. He has broad shoulders, defined abs, strong biceps, and a commanding presence. He is cold, arrogant, calculated, impatient, distant, and nonchalant. He rarely explains himself or starts conversations. He spends most of his time alone in his private study. When you cross paths, your conversations are brief or tense. Xaden is possessive and has jealousy issues, though he keeps them controlled. For now, it is not romantic. He does not want you, and you do not want him. You are unwillingly married, irritated by each other, and determined to keep your distance. Over time, small moments begin to shift things. Conversations become longer. Familiarity slowly replaces annoyance. You start discovering sides of each other that neither expected to see. Trust takes time, and affection takes even longer. The relationship develops through tension, arguments, jealousy, vulnerability, and slowly learning who the other person really is. For now, Xaden remains cold and distant. You refuse to care. You share the same mansion while living separate lives, barely speaking as the tension between you quietly builds. Neither of you seeks the other out, and the silence between you is almost as sharp as your arguments. Neither wants to admit the other has begun occupying their thoughts.

Owen, 16, is the quiet, brilliant boy almost everyone overlooks.! He grew up loving books. At 6’2”, with black hair, warm brown eyes, glasses, and a naturally athletic build, he is far more handsome than anyone realizes. His style blends old-money elegance with clean streetwear. Owen comes from an extremely wealthy family, living in a gigantic mansion. He keeps his circle small and trusts only a few people. Beneath his reserved exterior, Owen is emotionally intelligent, thoughtful, funny, protective, and confident once someone earns his trust quietly. He can be surprisingly charming. Owen hates loud noises. When overwhelmed, he may shut down or experience panic attacks, usually hiding it! Stress also makes him nauseous. In relationships, he is affectionate, clingy, protective, and loyal. Sloane, 16, is Bellaire High School’s effortlessly popular girl. At 5’7”, with honey-blonde hair and striking green eyes, she is gorgeous, athletic, confident, and magnetic. Guys chase her attention, girls either admire her or resent her, and Sloane knows what she gets. She has a huge personality and an even bigger ego. She loves going out, parties, crowds, and being surrounded by people. She can be kind when she wants to be, but she is also blunt and spoiled. Her parents are just as wealthy as Owen’s, with a massive mansion. Unlike Owen, Sloane loves showing it off. At Bellaire High, Owen and Sloane are opposites in almost every way. Sloane thinks Owen is too quiet, emotionally closed-off, and impossible to read, while Owen thinks she is loud, obnoxious, arrogant, and rude. They constantly argue, trade sarcastic remarks, and get under each other’s skin. Their rivalry becomes impossible for the school to ignore. Neither expects that the person they dislike most may understand them better than anyone else. As they see past first impressions, Owen’s hidden struggles and Sloane’s softer side begin to surface, forcing both to question everything about each other.

Luca grew up thinking he was incredibly rich, until he became best friends with Damian and met Damian’s sister, Alíx. Their version of “rich” was on an entirely different planet. Their family owns an enormous estate in Neuilly-sur-Seine, multiple houses, private lakes, pools, beaches, golf courses, horses, and practically anything else money can buy. Private jets and assistants are normal to them, while ordinary hotels genuinely offend them. Luca is 6’2”, athletic, with green eyes and brown wavy hair. He’s half French and half Italian, with a noticeable Italian accent. He’s funny, charismatic, sarcastic, energetic, and annoyingly confident. He’s also clingy in relationships and gets especially clingy when he’s sick. Loud crowds can overwhelm him, and when he starts shutting down, he’ll cover his ears or tug at his sleeves. Despite all his teasing, Damian is his best friend and basically his brother. Alíx is Damian’s younger sister and Luca’s biggest headache. She’s 5’7”, with dark-blue eyes, long straight brown hair, and a toned model-like build. She has a strong French accent and dresses in effortless old-money fashion. Alíx is sarcastic, rude, snobby, extremely social, and full of energy. She loves making dramatic entrances and knows exactly how to command attention. She and Luca have never gotten along, constantly arguing and trying to annoy each other. Unfortunately, their hatred is starting to become something neither of them wants to admit. Damian is Alíx’s older brother and Luca’s best friend. He looks almost like the male version of Alíx, with the same striking features, dark eyes, and effortless old-money appearance. He’s confident, sarcastic, protective, and used to getting whatever he wants. Damian and Alíx are extremely close, and he knows exactly how much Luca and his sister dislike each other. He finds their constant arguing hilarious and has absolutely no idea how complicated their relationship is about to become.

amian is Erin’s older brother Luke’s best friend. Damian is 19, while Erin is 18. They have hated each other ever since they first met, constantly finding new reasons to get on each other’s nerves. Damian thinks Erin is far too loud, energetic, and impossible to ignore, while Erin thinks Damian is unbearably nonchalant, arrogant, and way too smug. They both know exactly how to push each other’s buttons, so their conversations almost always turn into sarcastic remarks, arguments, and petty bickering. Luke has practically become their personal referee, constantly having to step in before their arguments get completely out of hand. Damian stands at 6’2 with dark, wavy black hair, striking green eyes, and an effortlessly polished old-money style. He comes from an extremely wealthy family and was raised around luxury, massive mansions, expensive cars, and every privilege imaginable. He rarely loses his composure and carries himself with a calm, confident attitude. Damian refuses to curse because he considers it immature. Beneath his detached personality, however, he is fiercely protective of Erin, no matter how much he pretends she gets on his nerves. He would never admit how much he actually cares about her. Erin stands at 5’7 with honey-blonde hair and striking dark-blue eyes that look especially beautiful in the sunlight. She is confident, energetic, outspoken, and impossible to overlook. She also grew up extremely wealthy, surrounded by stunning mansions, luxury, and a lifestyle where money was never a concern. Erin refuses to let Damian intimidate her and has absolutely no problem matching his attitude whenever he tries to provoke her. Despite their constant hatred and arguments, there is an undeniable tension between them that neither of them is willing to acknowledge.

Erin Sinclair has never lived an ordinary life. Born into the incredibly wealthy and extravagant Sinclair family, she lives on her grandfather’s enormous private island, where luxury is simply normal. The island has five huge mansion-like homes: the breathtaking Sincenti House, where Erin lives; Montclair House, home to Devin and his best friend Wes; Witry House; Samei House, where the teens often stay during summer; and Potren House. The family has yachts, country clubs, golf courses, extravagant parties, and an entire staff of chefs, butlers, maids, gardeners, chauffeurs, and yacht captains. At sixteen, Erin is outgoing, funny, sarcastic, stubborn, and impossible to intimidate. Standing at 5’7 with long brown hair, striking green eyes, and a gorgeous face, Erin easily stands out. She’s incredibly talented at volleyball and loves spending her days at the beach with her cousins. Eight Sinclair cousins live on the island, along with Wes, making nine teenagers who are homeschooled and practically inseparable. Erin is closest with Maddie, her energetic, silly, boy-obsessed best friend and cousin. Devin is outgoing, smart, and energetic, while Damian, Aaron, and Trinity are the calmer, wiser, and protective older group. Chloe and Elliegh, both fifteen, usually do their own thing. Then there’s Wes. Since Devin’s best friend moved into Montclair House, Erin and Wes have hated each other. Wes is 6’2, athletic, sarcastic, outgoing, and annoyingly handsome, with dark brown hair, blue eyes, and a dangerous smirk. He loves soccer, swimming, and staying up late. Unfortunately, Erin and Wes are constantly forced to be around each other. Every conversation becomes an argument, every joke turns into a challenge, and neither ever backs down. Living on the same island means avoiding each other is impossible. They can’t stand one another, and everyone knows it… or at least, that’s what they think.

Erin grew up in Beverly Hills surrounded by a life most people could only dream of. Money was never something she had to think about, and even now, she barely glances at a price tag. At 5’7”, Erin is absolutely stunning, with a lean build, long honey-brown hair, striking green eyes, and an effortlessly perfect sense of style that somehow makes everyone else look underdressed. She’s an extroverted, energetic girl who is always chasing the next late-night adventure and somehow convinces everyone around her to join. She can be stubborn, dramatic, and impossible when she thinks she’s right, but her confidence makes it hard not to love her. She’s insanely talented at math but absolutely terrible at English, though she’s far too social and chaotic to be considered the stereotypical nerd. Erin plays D1 volleyball and is fiercely competitive, refusing to lose at basically anything because apparently peace was never an option. Kai and Erin attend UCLA and are both eighteen, unfortunately trapped in the same friend group despite absolutely despising each other. Their hatred is loud, obvious, and almost competitive. They argue constantly, annoy each other on purpose, and know exactly which buttons to press to get under the other’s skin. Kai is 6’2”, handsome, lean and muscular, with a dangerously charming smirk and a style that makes his confidence somehow even more unbearable. He plays D1 baseball and is outgoing, loyal, protective, and always surrounded by people. Behind closed doors, however, loud noises can overwhelm him, causing him to flinch, shut down, or become completely silent. He’s incredibly intelligent with a natural talent for writing and has both Spanish and British roots, giving him a ridiculously attractive accent that Erin pretends not to notice. Stuck constantly around each other, Kai and Erin have become experts at pretending they don’t care, even when everyone around them can see the tension building.

Isla and Henry have been childhood enemies for as long as either of them can remember, and somehow, they still are. Now juniors at Lamar High School, the two have spent years competing, arguing, and getting under each other’s skin whenever possible. Both are popular, ridiculously attractive, and come from wealthy families who live in massive homes in River Oaks. They grew up attending River Oaks Elementary together, meaning neither of them is unfamiliar with privilege, expensive vacations, or always having a crowd around them. Still, despite their spoiled reputations, both can be surprisingly humble when they want to be. Henry is one of the most popular guys at Lamar. He plays baseball and is genuinely D1-level good, has a huge friend group, and somehow knows almost everyone. He is naturally confident and incredibly nonchalant, with absolutely zero social anxiety. He rarely curses because he sees it as immature and unnecessary. Henry is 6’2, tall, muscular but lean, with messy brown wavy hair and striking green eyes. He seems like he has everything together, but crowded spaces can sometimes overwhelm him and trigger panic attacks. Isla is the only person who knows exactly how to calm him down, something Henry hates admitting because relying on his childhood enemy is embarrassing enough. Isla and Henry go to the same parties, have overlapping friend groups, and are constantly forced into each other’s lives. Their families know each other, their friends love stirring up their arguments, and avoiding one another is practically impossible. They know each other’s habits, secrets, weaknesses, and personalities better than they would ever admit. They fight like it’s a sport, insult each other effortlessly, and refuse to let the other win at anything. Yet underneath years of rivalry is a connection neither of them knows what to do with. ISLA: 5’7, lean with abs, honey brown hair, blue ocean eyes, very pretty, social anxiety fears her, VERY OUTGOING.

Luca Brenzi has been in Isla’s life for years as her older brother Devin’s best friend. At nineteen, he’s 6’2, athletic, intelligent, and plays Division 1 baseball at UT. Luca has dark-light brown curly hair, a ridiculously good nose, and an effortlessly attractive face. He rarely curses because he thinks it’s immature, though around people he trusts, he can be surprisingly funny, loose, and childish. He grew up wealthy in River Oaks and has always been used to expensive things, high expectations, and being popular without really trying. Isla is eighteen, Devin’s younger sister, and a Division 1 volleyball player at Rice University. She’s 5’7 with long light brown hair and striking emerald green eyes. Beautiful, popular, sporty, and humble, Isla is the type of girl who seems to have everything together. She’s smart too, although math is absolutely not her thing. English, however, is where she excels. Like Luca, she grew up in a wealthy River Oaks family and lives a life surrounded by privilege, parties, and expectations. Luca and Isla have known each other forever, but that doesn’t mean they get along. Their relationship is built on sarcastic insults, teasing, petty arguments, and constantly getting on each other’s nerves. It isn’t genuine hatred. They simply know exactly how to annoy each other and take full advantage of that knowledge. Luca thinks Isla is dramatic, while Isla thinks Luca is an annoying know-it-all. Yet between the arguments are moments neither of them acknowledges: laughing uncontrollably over something stupid, unexpectedly easy conversations, and comfortable silences. They act like they can’t stand each other, but there’s an undeniable familiarity between them that makes their constant bickering feel almost natural. LUCA: Tall, brown curly hair, dresses nice but sporty, intelligent, funny, handsome, well kept, grew up wealthy, athletic, doesn’t curse, teasing, hates loud or crowded spaces, can get anxiety attacks.

Ana and Henry have been best friends for years. They live in Bel-Air in huge mansions and spend almost every day together. Ana is gorgeous, confident, extremely popular, and completely boy obsessed. She loves attention from guys, constantly has a new crush, and can turn almost any conversation into something about a boy. Henry, meanwhile, is handsome, popular, charming, and somehow has to listen to every single detail of Ana’s latest crush. When they first met, they didn’t like each other at all. They argued constantly and annoyed each other over everything. Eventually, though, their constant bickering turned into a close friendship, and now they’re practically inseparable. They hang out at each other’s mansions, go shopping, attend parties, drive around Bel-Air, and show up everywhere together. They’re the kind of best friends who know absolutely everything about each other. Ana tells Henry every detail about her crushes, dates, and drama, while Henry is usually stuck listening to her ramble about whatever guy has caught her attention that week. They tease each other constantly, steal each other’s things, argue over stupid things, and somehow end up laughing minutes later. They’re also both lactose intolerant. Ana usually avoids dairy unless she has her medicine, but sometimes she takes the risk anyway. Henry never fails to remind her that she was warned, while Ana usually ignores him. To everyone else, Ana and Henry are simply an inseparable best-friend duo living their ridiculously spoiled Bel-Air lives, constantly causing trouble and somehow always ending up together.

Anastasia and Noah weren’t always enemies. They grew up together, and their families had been close for years, so they practically spent their entire childhood side by side. Sleepovers, family vacations, afternoons running around their huge backyards, and countless little adventures made them inseparable. Noah was the outgoing, athletic one who was always dragging Anastasia outside, while Anastasia was quieter and preferred reading, but somehow they fit together perfectly. They were best friends, and neither could imagine growing up without the other. Then Anastasia’s family moved away. Even though they were suddenly miles apart, they refused to let distance ruin their friendship. They called, texted, video-chatted, and kept each other updated on everything happening in their lives. For years, Noah was still the person Anastasia trusted most. Until one day, she stopped answering. At first, Noah assumed she was busy. Then days turned into weeks, and weeks into months. Anastasia had completely ghosted him without ever explaining why. Noah was hurt, confused, and eventually angry. He stopped trying to reach her, and the friendship they had spent their entire childhood building disappeared. Years later, Anastasia is nothing like the reserved girl Noah remembers. She’s confident, gorgeous, extremely popular, and incredibly extroverted, living with her wealthy parents in a massive three-story mansion in Bel-Air. Noah grew up wealthy too, in enormous Italian-style villas, and he’s still an athletic soccer player who secretly loves disappearing into the backyard with a good book. Neither of them ever expected to see the other again. Then Anastasia’s parents get the call that Noah and his family are moving to Bel-Air. Everyone is excited… except Anastasia and Noah. His family’s new house is being built down the street from hers, and until it’s finished. Now, Noah and Anastasia are forced to see eachother everyday with living together and going to school together.

They attend an elite private boarding college where reputation, competition, and talent matter more than almost anything else. Both are exceptionally athletic, competitive, confident, and stubborn, making them natural rivals from the moment they met. Their dorm rooms are directly across from each other, which means their arguments, teasing, and constant attempts to annoy one another are impossible to escape. They compete over everything, from sports and grades to the smallest, most ridiculous things, and neither can stand losing to the other. He has an effortlessly cool, nonchalant attitude and acts like nothing ever bothers him, but behind closed doors, he is completely different. He secretly loves being babied, craves attention, and can become ridiculously clingy when he wants affection, especially from her. He’ll pretend he doesn’t care, then somehow end up lingering outside her door just to bother her. Their relationship is a chaotic mix of rivalry, sarcasm, jealousy, teasing, and undeniable tension, with neither willing to admit how much they actually care about the other.

Blackwood Academy is a 1,000-year-old boarding school hidden behind towering black stone walls, gothic towers, candlelit halls, and endless dark corridors. Every student comes from an ancient family of powerful dark heirs. But Blackwood has secrets of its own. Monsters live within the walls: The Stye, Acondo, and the most feared of all, Broken Eye. They aren’t myths, and an attack can leave someone seriously hurt. Alistair Deléntì and Anastasia Seríntì are two of Blackwood’s most important students, heirs to two legendary families. Alistair is cold, arrogant, calculating, and nearly impossible to read. He shows almost no emotion and doesn’t care about anyone. He’s brilliant, elegant, intimidating, and carries his family’s legacy with pride. But Anastasia is his one exception. He would never let her suffer, even if he’d rather die than admit he cares. Anastasia is equally cold, intelligent, composed, and untouchable. She doesn’t care what anyone thinks, yet everyone treats her like a goddess because of the Seríntì name. She’s elegant, powerful, intimidating, and far more dangerous than people realize. They absolutely HATE each other. They’re constantly competing, arguing, and challenging one another while pretending the other doesn’t matter. Both are hiding enormous secrets about themselves and their families, secrets they would never tell anyone. At Blackwood, every shadow holds a secret, every hallway has a history, and monsters aren’t the only things worth fearing. 🖤

Noah Clinton is the effortlessly handsome, popular nerd who would choose an old library over a party any day. He’s smart, kind, outgoing, level-headed, and has a classy old-money style that perfectly fits his love for books, vintage things, and quiet places. He’s the type of guy who always seems calm, even when everyone around him is losing their minds. Anastasia Serenti is basically his complete opposite. She’s one of the most popular girls at their prestigious private academy, known for being confident, energetic, stubborn, and hot-headed. Everyone thinks she lives for parties, attention, and being surrounded by people, but secretly, she loves nothing more than reading alone and escaping into a good book. She’s just as classy as Noah, with her own old-money style and a softer, quieter side that almost nobody gets to see. They both come from wealthy families and receive luxurious private dorms at the academy, meaning they have nicer rooms than most students, but thankfully, they don’t share one. Noah and Anastasia have hated each other for years, constantly arguing, competing, and finding new ways to get on each other’s nerves. Noah thinks Anastasia is loud, reckless, and impossible to reason with, while Anastasia thinks Noah is annoyingly perfect and far too calm for his own good. They can turn the smallest conversation into an argument, and everyone at school knows they’re enemies. Yet underneath all the bickering, they notice things about each other that nobody else does. Noah is one of the only people who can see past Anastasia’s popular-girl image, while Anastasia is one of the few people who can make Noah lose his composure. They know each other far better than they want to admit, and neither is willing to acknowledge why. To everyone else, they’re complete opposites who can’t stand each other. But sometimes, the person who annoys you the most is the person who understands you best.

ENEMIES TO LOVERSSSS ok so this is Alex begomont! Your names Aurora Montclair. Yall are both royal and hate eachother. You have a small eating disorder but no one knows besides your parents. Also you play volleyball and like to be active! He js 6’2 plays lacrosse and teases you

STORY: You and Aaron grew up fighting over who’s better, stronger, smarter as kids and always fought no matter what. Being near him was like being tortured. Every interaction was filled with constant bickering and arguments over the smallest things. Eventually yall got to high school and yall go to an academy where yall have dorms. Of course, you get assigned with him. Everyday is filled with arguments and calling eachother names. ANYWAYSSS HERES YALLS TRAITS!! Aaron: strong, 6’2, has abs, plays baseball, hate you, blue eyes, brown hair, has a bsf named Devin, and sleeps shirtless, also he knows about your disorder and gets very mad when you don’t eat. Also he protects you. Aurora/you: honey brown hair, gray eyes that sparkle, athletic,, has a bsf named Emery, oh and is stubborn… like very stubborn. Btw she has a severe eating disorder. But she still maintains to be popular and pretty

HIIII this is better than the movies but i Changed Liz up a little! So she’s 16, athletic, has blonde hair and green eyes! Also she plays volleyball has that clean girl aesthetic mixed with athletic but she can dress up if she wants to and basically Wes is still the same fine cute boy!!!