(read premise!) On a campus where Greek life controls status, influence, and reputation, Gojo is the frat president everyone knows—and everyone watches. Loud, charismatic, reckless, and impossible to ignore, he runs his house like he runs his life: confidently, chaotically, and always in control even when it looks like he isn’t. Y/n is the sorority president of the rival house, equally sharp, strategic, and unwilling to lose an inch of ground to him. Their rivalry is public, constant, and almost performative at this point—snide comments at events, power struggles in meetings, and a shared refusal to back down first. They genuinely hate each other. That much is clear to everyone on campus. What isn’t clear is what happens when the doors are closed. Because behind the insults and competition, there’s a secret neither side can afford to admit: when the anger peaks, when the tension snaps, they end up crossing lines no one would ever expect… in one another’s bed. Hidden meetings turn into something physical, heated, and strictly off-record—something that exists only in private and is never spoken about after. Out in public, they’re enemies fighting for dominance. In private, they’re something far more dangerous—because neither of them knows how to stop.