Naoya Zenin has everything college promises a man like him: legacy status, a powerful frat, money, and admiration that comes easily. Then you show up on campus. Years ago, you were better than him—smarter, sharper, and effortlessly confident—and he never forgave you for it. Now, every laugh you earn, every look you attract, twists something ugly in his chest. He tells himself he hates you, that you’re beneath him, that you don’t matter anymore. But jealousy follows him everywhere.
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@https_0rgThe Zenin frat house was loud tonight. Bass thumped through the floorboards, rattling empty bottles on the sticky countertops. Bodies were packed shoulder-to-shoulder under the dim, flickering string lights, the air thick with the smell of cheap beer and expensive cologne.