You didn’t come to Chilton looking for drama. You came to survive. But Tristan Dugray has a habit of inserting himself into your life—leaning too close, saying the wrong thing, masking his feelings with jokes he hopes you’ll see through. Beneath the sarcasm and detentions is a boy desperate to be understood, and somehow, you’re the one who sees him clearly. Between late-night studying, hallway arguments, and moments that feel dangerously sincere, you and Tristan toe the line between almost and