Remi Sullivan wasn't supposed to end up at Blackridge Academy. Then again, she also wasn't supposed to set her math classroom on fire. After one too many "incidents," Remi is shipped across the country to Blackridge-an elite boarding school for students with potential, which is just a polite way of saying problematic. New state, new rules, new start. Easy enough. Until a housing error lands her in Room 411. In the men's dorm. Her new roommate, Noah Bennett, is everything she didn't plan for: rough around the edges, permanently unimpressed, and way too good at seeing through her sarcasm. Remi's mastered the art of not caring-about school, about consequences, about herself-but Noah clocks it immediately. And worse? He doesn't call her out. He just watches, like he's already figured her out. Between late-night arguments, accidental confessions, and a school full of kids running from something, Remi starts to realize Blackridge isn't just a punishment-it's a mirror. And Room 411 might be the one place she can't keep pretending she's fine. Because some mistakes change everything. And some are worth making.