I actually love this premise because it creates immediate tension. The popular guy has everything to lose by even messaging y/n, while y/n has every reason to think it’s a prank.
Y/N is the popular football player, Nico is the alternative guy everyone assumes he has nothing in common with. They’ve been best friends for years—but lately, Y/N’s starting to realize there’s a lot about Nico he doesn’t know.
Y/n had grown up sheltered, spoiled, and surrounded by five sisters. His father gave him almost anything he wanted, and being raised in a mostly feminine household left him softer and more feminine than the boys around him. He had never really needed to worry about survival—or much of anything, for that matter.
Sent to a strict boarding school to be “fixed,” Y/n is paired with Mason Sullivan, the academy’s perfect Head Boy. But living together makes Mason question the rules he’s spent years blindly following.