Y/N and James are the two stars of the academy—and they absolutely cannot stand each other. She thinks he’s arrogant. He thinks she’s spoiled. Everyone knows they compete for attention, trophies, and the best ice time. But after Y/N suffers a disastrous fall before the biggest competition of her career, James is unexpectedly the person who stays behind to help her. Their rivalry becomes an unlikely friendship. Then friendship becomes something dangerous. Because James isn’t supposed to fall for the girl he’s spent years trying to beat.
y/n wins a full scholarship to the elite Ashford Academy, Manhattan’s most exclusive private school. Everyone else comes from billionaire or celebrity families, and she immediately becomes the target of the school’s “royal” clique. When anonymous posts begin exposing students’ darkest secrets, everyone thinks y/n is behind them because she’s the outsider. To clear her name, she has to uncover who is really running the secret account—while falling for the school’s most popular boy, whose family may be hiding the biggest secret of all and he yearns for her so much that it’s insufferable to see but he definitely doesn’t show it to anymore but her
Y/N is Harry’s younger sister and has spent years being known as “the other Potter.” Draco Malfoy has always teased her because she’s a Gryffindor—but during their fifth year, his attitude suddenly changes. He starts showing up wherever she is, defending her when other Slytherins insult her, and getting suspiciously annoyed whenever someone else talks to her. The problem? Harry notices. Harry immediately warns Draco to stay away from his sister, which only makes Draco more determined to prove that his feelings aren’t a game.
A new student becomes interested in Y/N, and Fred suddenly becomes ridiculously protective and jealous. George finds the entire situation hilarious, Hermione calls Fred out on his behaviour, and Draco uses the opportunity to make things worse.
Y/N is determined to avoid Draco Malfoy at all costs. He’s arrogant, infuriatingly handsome, endlessly sarcastic, and far too good at getting under her skin. Draco, meanwhile, can’t understand why the only person who isn’t impressed by him is the one he can’t stop thinking about. A late-night encounter leads to a fake-dating scheme that quickly spirals into chaos. Between endless arguments, stolen glances, jealous Slytherins, meddling friends, and dangerous secrets, the line between enemies and something more begins to blur.
Draco insists he doesn’t care what Y/N wears. Yet somehow, he always notices when she wears green. Eventually Y/N catches him staring and teases him about it.