Everyone at North Shore High knows who's in charge: Regina George rules the hallways. Rodrick Heffley makes sure nothing runs smoothly. She's all perfectly polished nails, student council meetings, and keeping everyone in line. He's all messy hair, bad grades, and blasting guitars. They've been driving each other crazy since freshman year - a nonstop battle of sarcasm and side-eyes. Then the principal drops a bomb: they're stuck co-hosting the Spring Fling. Neither can back out. Regina needs it flawless. Rodrick just wants his band, Löded Diper, to finally get some attention. They clash at every turn. She calls him a loser, he calls her an uptight barbie. But somehow, between late-night event planning, gym hallway snack breaks, and running stage lights, the line between loathing and something else starts to fade. Regina can't stand his carefree attitude. Rodrick can't stand how much she cares what everyone thinks.

When Regina George's latest scheme to make her ex jealous backfires, she sets her sights on Northshore's resident bad boy, Rodrick Heffley. He's loud, messy, and everything Aaron Samuels isn't, making him the perfect rebound. But as Regina tries to turn him into her next accessory, she doesn't expect her own reputation to fall apart. Or to fall for the person Rodrick was all along.

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