I Love You, Idiot! A 13+ Enemies-to-Lovers Romance Story Description Willow Creek High's most chaotic junior year starts with a literal splash. Aria Vale is the girl who has it all together-on paper. Straight-A student, debate team captain, and secretly terrified of messing up. One coffee-stained sneaker and a hallway collision later, her perfect record is threatened by the one person who refuses to follow any rules: Jaxon Kane, the school's infamous rebel with a smirk sharp enough to cut glass and a reputation for disappearing right when teachers need him. Forced together as lab partners, they make a reckless bet: highest project grade wins total control over the loser. What starts as sabotage, snark, and stolen glances spirals into late-night study sessions, anonymous notes slipped into lockers, and a growing suspicion that maybe-just maybe-the person who drives you insane is the only one who truly sees you. But when Jaxon's guarded past crashes into Aria's picture-perfect future, the stakes skyrocket. Because some reactions can't be reversed. And some words-like "I love you, idiot"-change everything. Character Introductions Aria Vale (16, Junior) Looks: Honey-brown curls that refuse to stay tamed, hazel eyes that narrow when she's plotting, and a permanent ink smudge on her left hand from annotating books. Vibes: Over-preparer. Color-codes her highlighters. Has a secret playlist titled "Songs to Cry to in the Shower." Flaw: Terrified of failing-so she pushes everyone away before they can see her crack. Secret: Writes poetry in the margins of her chemistry notes. No one knows. Jaxon "Jax" Kane (17, Junior) Looks: Messy black hair, storm-gray eyes, and a faded scar above his eyebrow from a skateboard accident he'll never talk about. Always in beat-up hoodies and scuffed Vans. Vibes: Walks like he owns the hallway but sits alone at lunch. Sketches in the back of his notebook-never shows anyone.

He hates everyone. I just happen to be the exception... and the problem. He's the cold, untouchable boy everyone fears - and I'm the only one he ever talks to. No one knows why. They whisper about it in the hallways, staring when he walks by and doesn't bother looking at anyone-except me. He hates everyone. Teachers, classmates, the cafeteria lady-everyone. Except me. Some say I'm brave for not being scared of him. Others think I'm crazy. Honestly? They're both probably right. Maybe he talks to me because I once told him his death stare needed work. Or maybe it's because I'm the only one who argues back when he's being impossible. Now everyone's asking the same question: Why does the monster only listen to the girl who teases him? And if I'm being honest... I'm not sure if I've tamed him- or if I've just become his favorite person to ruin the world for. Tropes: grumpy x sunshine · sarcastic banter · protective love · misunderstood bad boy © COPYRIGHT NOTICE © 2025 Aria Rae. All rights reserved. No part of this work may be copied, shared, or translated without the author's written permission. This story is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to real people, events, or situations is purely coincidental.

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