Mia clings to the term "enemies" when Nicholas is around and although they couldn't be anymore alike, she seems to muffle the whispers of her feelings towards him as if her life depends on it. [ "I hate you" I manage to mutter but he nears closer at this. "Hate" he smiles "such a blurry line to stand on don't you think?" His fingers graze my chin, swirling closer to my lips but I slap it away before that could happen. "Not to me" ] • Nicholas on the other hand, well, as cold and heartless as he may be his words on the other hand may as well be as warm as the fires from hell itself when it comes to her. [ "I can't, not when you're the embodiment of my every thought, I have no control over myself when you're around can't you see that!" ] Maybe the word enemies means more than just deep seeded hatred, for once what if it's just another way of two terrified souls saying "I love you" but then again, we readers do like to hope even if it's slipping right through our own very fingers. 📚(COMPLETED)📚

Vivian Zhu is abused by her father, and being an only child with no mother doesn't make it any easier. To make matters worse, she's being bullied at school by Andrew Keir, a competitive boxer, along with his 4 friends, Zac Frey, Luca Foster, Vince Young, and Nicholas Verdoux. She's slowly being demolished from the inside and out. Will she be able to get away before she's gone?

Vulnerable and grieving after the death of her father, Adeline Ross blames herself. How could she not? Everyone blamed her. They say its was an accident. The police say it was an accident. But Adeline Ross isn't so sure. Everything was falling apart and Adeline was left to take care of her sisters and poor mother on her own. What happens when a stranger comes knocking on their door with an offer Adeline and her sisters can't refuse? What happens when they get sent to one of the most prestigious and elite schools in the world? Can she handle what is to come? Or is the same fate that took her father, following her too? The school isn't the only thing bothering Adeline as she figures out soon enough, there are other eyes watching. Waiting. With every mysterious message from "Unknown" Adeline becomes more sure that the death of her father wasn't an accident after all. Can Adeline find out the truth, or will "Unknown" get to her first?