Imani Torres is a senior at High Point University-warm, artistic, and effortlessly friendly. An art major with a love for jokes and conversation, she thrives on human connection and believes everyone has a story worth knowing. When her roommate suddenly drops out, Imani finds herself alone in her dorm for the first time, enjoying the quiet... at least until it's taken away. Enter Natalia Nassar. Cold. Intimidating. Sharp-tongued and unapologetically blunt. Natalia doesn't play nice, doesn't sugarcoat, and doesn't tolerate nonsense. She keeps her walls high and her emotions higher, making it clear from the start that she's not here to make friends-especially not with someone like Imani. Forced to share a space, the two quickly clash. Imani sees Natalia as rude, mean, and impossible to talk to. Natalia finds Imani loud, irritating, and exhausting. What begins as awkward tension turns into full-blown mutual dislike, with every shared moment fueling the fire between them. But living together has a way of blurring lines. Late nights, unspoken moments, and cracks in carefully built defenses begin to surface. The hatred doesn't disappear-but it starts to shift. And somewhere between resentment and understanding, something unexpected begins to grow. A story about opposites colliding, walls coming down, and how the people we swear we can't stand sometimes change us the most.