Hayden Gray never does relationships. As the president of Alpha Kappa Phi, he’s built a reputation around chaos—wild parties, underground street races, bad decisions, and an endless string of casual hookups. Everyone on campus knows his name, and most people know better than to get attached. Y/N certainly does. She’s heard all the stories. The fights. The girls. The attitude. The reputation that follows Hayden everywhere he goes. That’s why what starts between them is simple: a casual fling. No labels. No promises. No expectations. At least, that’s what it’s supposed to be. But somewhere between late-night texts, crowded frat parties, and stolen moments together, Hayden starts breaking his own rules. He notices when she’s not around. He remembers things she says. He finds himself wanting more time with her, even when he refuses to admit it. The problem? Y/N still sees him as Hayden Gray—the frat president who never takes anything seriously. And maybe she’s right. After all, Hayden has spent years proving he’s the last person anyone should trust with their heart.