Kylie Cantrall and Malia Baker were once inseparable - childhood best friends with matching bracelets and late-night video calls that never ended in goodbyes. But everything changed the day Malia disappeared without a word. No texts. No explanations. Just silence. Two years later, Malia's back - colder, sharper, and with a mysterious edge that Kylie doesn't recognize... or trust. The betrayal still burns in Kylie's chest, and it doesn't help that Malia acts like she never cared in the first place. Tension sparks the moment they reunite. The hallway stares. The biting remarks. The undeniable chemistry. What neither of them wants to admit is that under the bitterness lies something unspoken. Something real. But with old wounds, buried secrets, and their tight-knit friend group caught in the crossfire, Kylie and Malia must decide: will they let the past define them, or risk everything for what might still be burning between them? Enemies by fate. Lovers by choice... if they can survive each other first.

Just read the story it'll be worth your time I promise:) This is my first story ever I tried my best to make it perfect.

This story is about two college students just trying to navigate their way through love in college, but there are some ups and downs in this journey.

Malia Baker, a 17-year-old girl from Vancouver, has just transferred to a new school and is moving in with the Cantralls, a wealthy and seemingly perfect family. Alex and Carol Cantrall, well-established in their community, welcome Malia into their home with open arms, offering her a safe place to stay as she transitions to her new life. However, their daughter, Kylie Cantrall, isn't thrilled about having Malia around. She's immediately cold toward her new "housemate," pushing Malia away and making it clear that she'd rather be left alone. Despite her initial hostility, Malia soon notices the high expectations placed on Kylie by her parents. The Cantralls demand nothing less than perfection from their daughter-academically, socially, and personally-and their love for Kylie seems tied to her achievements. When Kylie falters or doesn't meet their high standards, the Cantralls' support quickly turns into criticism, leaving Kylie feeling isolated and unworthy of their approval. Despite their rocky start, Malia and Kylie's relationship slowly evolves into something deeper. As Malia gets closer to Kylie, the two start to form a deeper bond. The attraction is undeniable, and though it's a slow burn, both girls find themselves questioning their feelings for each other. But Kylie, caught between her growing affection for Malia and her fear of disappointing her parents, struggles to come to terms with what she feels. She is terrified that dating Malia-who is nothing like the perfect image her parents have in mind-would only push her further away from the approval she so desperately craves. As secrets unravel and feelings grow stronger, Kylie must decide if she's ready to break the expectations set by her family for the chance at something real with Malia-or if she'll continue to hide her true self to avoid letting everyone down.

What happens when Malia Baker is at a party and has to spend 7 minutes in a closet with the most popular girl in school.. Kylie Cantrall Kylie Cantrall was born in the spotlight, with her father being the owner of the most successful music label, making her the most popular girl at school. Everyone either wants to be her or be with her. She spends most of her time partying with friends, doing everything she can to stay away from her house. Though it seems as she has a perfect life, behind closed doors it's a different story. Malia Baker stays away from the spotlight, mostly focusing on her grades and on her future. Though she doesn't come from fame or money, she makes the most out of everything and appreciates everything . Malia has had a major crush on Kylie since middle school but never had the guts to tell her. She thought it wouldn't be worth it as she has a big secret she keeps hidden in her pants. They were never close and were never in the same circle of people. While Kylie is out partying, Malia is studying hard and trying to protect her secret from being discovered. But what happens when Momona convinces Malia to go to Kylie Cantralls party? Maybe G!P Malia??

Kylie and Malia are seventeen and in their final year of high school-a time that should be full of prom plans, college applications, and senior pranks. Instead, for them, it's the final chapter of a long-standing rivalry. Their moms are best friends and always dreamed their daughters would be just as close. Unfortunately, Kylie and Malia have spent their whole lives proving them wrong. Kylie, the town's golden girl, is a wildly popular influencer-but not the kind that lets fame go to her head. She's genuine, funny, and deeply rooted in her hometown, using her platform to lift others up rather than tear them down. Despite her online success, she's just a regular teenager with a tight-knit group of friends: Ruby, Josh, Jadah, Kiara, and Peder. Malia, on the other hand, is queen bee of the cheer squad. She's beautiful, sharp-tongued, and completely used to getting what she wants. To most, she's untouchable-just not in a good way. Her inner circle-Momona, McKenna, and Dior-rules the halls with ruthless confidence. Everyone knows Kylie and Malia despise each other. The tension is infamous. Their friends feud by default. The only truce is Dior and Jadah's unexpected relationship, which just adds more fuel to the fire. But as senior year drags on, something shifts. A brush of the hand. A glance that lasts too long. An insult that lands a little too soft. Kylie and Malia start catching themselves noticing each other for the wrong reasons-or maybe the right ones. Neither of them wants to admit it. Pride and years of hostility get in the way. Their friends would never let them live it down. Still, something keeps pulling them together. And when the masks finally slip, when the pretending gets too heavy to carry, Kylie and Malia are left facing a truth they've spent years avoiding: maybe they never really hated each other. Maybe they just didn't know how to want each other out loud.