Y/N thought dating him would be easy. He was sweet, loyal, attentive — the kind of boyfriend people envied. The only problem was Madison, his overly attached girl best friend who seemed to have a permanent place in every part of his life. At first, Y/N tried to ignore it. The constant calls, the late-night emergencies, the clingy behavior disguised as “friendship.” But the longer the relationship lasts, the harder it becomes to pretend Madison’s intentions are innocent. She inserts herself into every moment, pushes boundaries with fake sweetness, and hides manipulation behind tears and helplessness. Worst of all, Y/N’s boyfriend refuses to see it, defending Madison at every turn because “that’s just how she is.” As jealousy, tension, and unresolved feelings build, Y/N finds herself trapped in a quiet competition she never agreed to be part of — one where Madison is determined to prove she knows him better, needs him more, and belongs beside him instead. The question is no longer whether Madison wants him. It’s whether their relationship can survive her.