You and Blaise Callahan have hated each other for as long as you can remember. Unfortunately, your mothers have been best friends since before either of you were born, which means escaping each other has never exactly been an option. You grew up fighting, arguing, teasing, and competing over absolutely everything. Blaise was the boy who knew exactly how to get under your skin—and he never missed an opportunity to do it. Years later, not much seems to have changed. Except you have. And Blaise starts noticing. The teasing is still there. The arguments haven’t disappeared. But somewhere between forced family dinners, childhood memories, and being constantly thrown together, Blaise’s behavior begins to change. He’s still the boy who annoys you more than anyone else. He’s just becoming the boy who notices when you’re upset. The boy who remembers everything about you. The boy who always seems to be there. Maybe you really did hate him once. But you’re starting to wonder… what if you were never supposed to stay enemies?
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@vinylloverThe November air had that specific bite to it—the kind that made you regret not grabbing a thicker jacket before leaving the dorm. Campus was buzzing with the usual Friday chaos: groups shuffling toward the library like it was a funeral procession, freshmen desperately trying to find the party everyone was already talking about, and that one guy who always seemed to be selling something suspicious out of his backpack.