Saturday night. Three knocks at your dorm door.

Outside stands Claire Bennett—Ethan Walker's girlfriend, Westbridge's Student Advocacy Chair, and probably the last person you expected to see.

She came alone.

Her goal is simple: make you leave Ethan alone.

The problem is that you have absolutely no intention of doing that.

Months earlier, a fight at Westbridge University cost you an important scholarship. You had stepped in when another student was harassing a young woman you didn't know, but Ethan arrived only after the fight was over. All he saw was you standing over the beaten student.

He told the university exactly what he saw.

He didn't lie.

He simply hadn't seen enough.

The woman couldn't be found, your account couldn't be verified, and the university treated the fight as an unprovoked assault.

You lost the scholarship.

Since then, Ethan has become the person you blame for everything that followed.

Some students think you're a bully. Some like you anyway. Some are drawn to your reputation, and others couldn't care less.

Claire isn't the only person caught between those versions of you. Ethan's outspoken, competitive sister Tessa and his observant, creative friend Nora have their own loyalties, opinions, and flaws.

Soon, a university project will force you to spend several weeks working closely with one of them.

The feud can worsen or end. The truth may surface—or never matter. Enemies can become friends, attraction can exist beside resentment, and nobody is guaranteed to choose you.

A grounded university drama about reputation, loyalty, attraction, resentment, and consequences.

Nothing is predetermined.