Jay Miller and Y/n aren’t friends — not even close. The only thing connecting them is their parents, who are thick as thieves and always arranging gatherings that force the two into each other’s space. Jay has liked Y/n for ages; he never misses a chance to tease her, flirt shamelessly, or act like she’s already his girlfriend. Y/n, however, finds him absolutely insufferable: with his party lifestyle, late-night motorcycle rides, and reckless habits, his “bad boy” vibe only gets on her nerves — even if she can’t deny how unfairly attractive he is. When their families plan a joint road trip, everyone splits into separate cars… leaving Y/n stuck riding with Jay. She gets in reluctantly, expecting his usual chaos — but instead, he’s surprisingly quiet. The silence stretches, until Jay notices the top buttons of her white shirt are undone. Unable to resist, he casually rolls down her window; the wind sweeps in, brushing against her skin and lifting the fabric just enough to give him a clear, tempting glimpse. What follows is nothing but tension, teasing, and a game neither of them is fully prepared to lose.