𝐄𝐍𝐄𝐌𝐈𝐄𝐒 | 𝐌𝐀𝐑𝐊𝐒𝐎𝐍

• prologue •

SHS: Seoul High School. Only the best students with enough money and talent get accepted there. People like idols get accepted there. Fair enough. There's enough drama to go around for everyone.

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Mark Tuan. Jackson Wang. Two of the most popular boys at school. Two of the biggest flirts. And, two of the highschool's biggest enemies. Mistaken as friends.

Both of the boys were athletes. Singers, or rappers if you may. Dancers. Smart. Funny. Jokesters. Talented. Popular. And friendly...well, to most people at least. Most people meaning, everyone... excluding each other.
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"Enemies can't be friends." "I agree." That promise would hold true for most of highschool. Most.

It was both of their last years in highshool. As seniors, they would graduate at the end of the year. Like I mentioned before, they were both talented and decided to try out for JYP Entertainment during their junior years and both of them got accepted. So did 4 others who happened to be their friends as well. Anyways, you could call the tension between them "competition" because they were constantly trying to prove to the other who was better out of the two. Now, for them, the prime year of highschool to goof off and hang out with friends. The main problem though, was that they shared the same friends. These friends were mainly JB, BamBam, Youngjae, and Yugyeom. Since they hung out with each other, usually at different times though because of their hatred for each other, most people were under the belief that the 6 so-called "friends" were under good terms. People believe a lot of things and boy, they couldn't have gotten this situation more wrong. But because of this, Mark and Jackson were able to see lots of each other. Oh well, at least it was senior year.

The four friends by themselves never fought though, and when they were either with Jackson or Mark or both, these four tried to maintain peace. Or at least JB tries to, at least.
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The reason why this whole "enemy" thing started? Well, it wasn't a well-known reason and maybe a little bit childish, but the reason the two boys had started becoming "enemies" was to see who people liked more, or their popularity, to see who was cooler and more fun. Their vow not to become friends had started on an unstable basis. Who's to say that basis would get stronger or weaker?