LOGINShaun never expected his enemy to steal more than his pride. Nathan the arrogant, dangerous senior has a habit of taking what he wants. One drunken night. One impulsive kiss. Shaun kissed him just to mess with him. That was the plan. Nothing more. But Nathan… Nathan didn’t take it lightly. One impulsive kiss, and suddenly, Nathan was possessive, infuriating, and impossibly irresistible. Shaun thought it was just a game until Nathan’s teasing touches, daring glances, and relentless attention made it impossible to ignore. Enemies? Maybe. Teasing rivals? Definitely. But the line between hate and desire is thinner than Shaun ever imagined…
View MoreShaun hurried into the living room, nearly slipping on the rug in the process. Weren’t they supposed to come tomorrow? “Hey, Mom,” Shaun greeted with a smile that looked painfully forced. Which made sense, considering he had almost been caught kissing a boy. “Shaun?” His mother stood by the couch with her handbag still hanging from her shoulder. She blinked suspiciously. “You never rush to welcome me.” He froze but somehow maintained his painful smile. Then her expression brightened. “Why are your cheeks so red? Did you bring a girl over?” she asked, beaming. Shaun facepalmed. “A normal mother would be angry, you know.” “You’re nineteen,” she replied with a shrug. “It’s normal.” “Mom.” He shook his head in defeat before glancing around. “Why are you back? Where’s Dad?” “Oh.” She waved her hand casually. “Your father forgot his medication, so I came back for it. You know it’s not sold in regular pharmacies.” Before Shaun could fully process the infor
As he stepped outside, Nathan exhaled deeply. He hurried toward his car, but when he saw Shaun waiting for him, he slowed his pace. “Hey,” Nathan said. “Hi.” Shaun raised his head. “So, are you going to explain how he managed to lock you in?” Shaun bit his lip. “Erm… I was at the basketball court watching movie when he showed up.” shaun cleared his throat. “He told me you got into a fight and hurt yourself.” Nathan frowned slightly. “I’d been texting you and got no reply, so naturally I got worried. I rushed to the practice room, and when I realized you weren’t there, I tried to leave. But he pushed me inside and bombarded me with questions about our relationship whether we were seeing each other, who was the top, and how it feels to be with a guy.” Shaun grimaced. “The questions got annoying, so I tried to leave. Then he grabbed me. I struggled to break free, but he was clearly stronger than me so I bit him. Unfortunately, he slapped me and shoved me aside. Before I coul
Shaun woke with a jolt. The light in his room was already too bright for comfort. He reached for his phone, and the moment his eyes focused on the time, his heart sank. Late. “Why do I always wake up late?” he groaned. And today, of all days. The lecturer had a reputation one Shaun had no interest in testing. He shot out of bed in seconds, moving on instinct rather than thought. A rushed shower, clothes pulled on haphazardly, bag slung over his shoulder. He had booked a cab before even dressing, and now, outside, it was already waiting. Relief barely had time to settle before his foot struck something solid. Pain shot up his leg. “Ah!” he hissed, but didn’t bother to look back. Whatever it was could wait. He limped into the cab and shut the door, breath coming fast. “Good morning, sir,” he said, forcing calm as the car pulled away. The driver glanced at him through the rearview mirror. “You seem in a hurry.” “I’m already late,” Shaun replied. “Can we get there in fifteen minut
Nathan woke up tired. Not the kind of tired sleep could fix. The kind that settled deep in his chest and refused to loosen its grip. He showered, dressed, grabbed his keys, and drove to school on autopilot, his mind moving slower than his body. He had a test that morning. No matter how rebellious he appeared, grades were never something he treated lightly. He showed up. He passed. He stayed at the top. That much had always been simple. The test went well. Matthew groaned the moment they stepped out of the lecture hall, dragging a hand down his face like he’d just survived a war. “I failed.” Nathan glanced at him. “I gave you notes.” Matthew sighed dramatically. “I studied all night. I’m just not built like you.” “Excuses,” Nathan muttered. He tried not to think about Shaun. Tried. “Eli! Pass the ball!” The voice cut cleanly through his thoughts. Nathan stopped walking. The basketball court lay just ahead. Shaun was there laughing, loose, alive in a way th






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