When two enemies from high-school are picked to be university roommates, both are left feeling they have been dealt some serious bad luck. When they're told they can not change rooms until the month is up, how will Kate and Victoria survive the beginning of their time at University together?

Sasha Phoebe T. Clinton, a 17 year old girl moves in to California with her family because of her father's work. She's in her senior year and well Sasha thinks this is her time to be healed but she kept her heart locked ever since her ex girlfriend cheated on her. While transferring to her new school, she will met the spoiled rich bully Alicia Georgina M. Addington. Who's the one who purposely throws foods to Sasha in the cafeteria in her very first day of school and gets angry. But it immediately fades away as she decided to flirt and tease her bully as her payback for the whole school year. And everyday, they always fight each other, Alicia gets easily flustered by Sasha and gets angry about it while Sasha keeps smirking and laughing by Alicia's reactions. Little did they know, they'll slowly fall inlove to each other as time goes by.

How thin is the line between love and hate? Cindy Leclair. She's what could be the personification of perfect. Perfect face, perfect body, perfect family, perfect life. You couldn't find a single flaw on or about her. Considered the school sweetheart, she gets outstanding grades and is an exemplary student. But what if the girl underneath the front isn't so perfect after all. Loren Carson. Almost the exact opposite of Cindy. It seems as if trouble finds her everywhere she goes. She can't go a week without finding herself in the principal's office. Even with her bad reputation, boys and girls alike swoon over her looks. Long blonde hair, deep ocean eyes and a model like body. One thing they have in common? They absolutely hate each other. When their parents sign a business deal together, Cindy and Loren end up spending a lot more time with each other than they first anticipated. Will Cindy be able to break Loren out of her bad habits? Or will it be the other way around? The line between love and hate is seemingly squiggly, zig zaggy, and confusing.