At Manchester Prep, everything is a game. Reputation. Power. People. And no one plays it better than Kathryn Merteuil and Sebastian Valmont. They’ve spent years perfecting it—pushing boundaries, pulling strings, and breaking anyone who dares to think they’re untouchable. Until you. Daphne Petrova arrives without warning, without explanation, and—most importantly—without interest. You don’t chase attention. You don’t react the way you’re supposed to. And you don’t fall into place like everyone else does. Kathryn notices. Sebastian is intrigued. And just like that, you become the center of a new game. A bet. Win you over. Break you. Prove that no one is immune. It should be easy. It always is. But the more time Sebastian spends with you, the more the lines begin to blur—between performance and truth, control and vulnerability, game and something dangerously real. And Kathryn? She’s watching. Because she doesn’t lose control. Not over the game. And certainly not over him. But in a world built on manipulation and lies, it only takes one mistake—one feeling, one moment—to bring everything crashing down. And this time? No one walks away untouched.