M|

Y/N Maycomb has three rules in life: make her family proud, graduate college, and absolutely, under no circumstances, date before she’s earned her degree. Nikolai Volkov has rules of his own. Keep people at a distance. Never get attached. And never let anyone get close enough to discover the life he keeps hidden behind closed doors. She’s a nineteen-year-old wealthy, sheltered filmmaking freshman with a future already planned out for her. He’s a twenty-one-year-old Russian film student with a cold stare, a dangerous secret, and a past he refuses to talk about. They have absolutely nothing in common. And yet, when they’re partnered for a semester-long film project, they discover something neither of them can explain. They’re magnets. No matter how much they argue, how badly they clash, or how determined they are to stay away from each other, they always seem to find their way back. She’s everything he’s spent years avoiding. He’s everything her family would never approve of. Their partnership begins with frustration, develops into something dangerously complicated, and slowly becomes the one thing neither of them knows how to walk away from. Because some people are simply drawn to each other. And no matter how many times they try to resist it, some connections refuse to disappear. Y/N Maycomb was never supposed to fall for someone like Nikolai Volkov. And Nikolai Volkov was never supposed to fall for anyone at all. But perhaps the most dangerous thing about being magnets is that no matter how far apart you pull them, they always find their way back together.