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Y/N chose Fisher Hall for one reason: peace and quiet. Instead, she gets a rugby team living in the apartment next door. Led by Belmont’s loud, confident rugby captain, Chase Ryan, the apartment is everything Y/N cannot stand—music, parties, shouting, late-night video games, and absolutely no concept of indoor volume. After weeks of polite notes and increasingly irritated complaints, Y/N finally decides enough is enough. Chase thinks her frustration is hilarious. What starts as an ongoing battle between two neighbors slowly becomes something neither of them expected. Somewhere between sarcastic arguments, late-night hallway encounters, shared coffee, study sessions, and moments when Chase’s softer side slips through, Y/N begins to realize the guy on the other side of the wall might not be as unbearable as she thought. And Chase? He starts finding far too many reasons to knock on her door. In Fisher Hall, the walls may be thin—but the line between enemies, friends, and something more is even thinner.