Luciel Elarion Castellane. The perfectionist gay with a flair for drama. He can't resist judging people, especially those with no sense of style. He doesn't care if his words hurt as far as he's concerned, your opinion is trash. If he thinks something needs to be said, he'll tell you straight to your face. Whenever he wants something, he makes sure he gets it, whether it's an object or a person. Everyone should follow all of his orders, and he doesn't want to hear "no" to any of his commands. In short, he's full of pride, and he doesn't give a F. Aeliana Ellis De Vera. Aeliana is the side of herself that hates it when people interfere with who she is. Why do they care about the way she dresses? Her clothes are so oversized she practically looks like she's wearing a blanket, and her glasses are ridiculously thick. Why should they care? She doesn't need anyone's attention. All she wants is to play on her PC and fulfill her duties as the vice president of the student council. Ellis is the side of herself where she can freely express who she is. She wears revealing clothes, goes to bars, gets drunk, and sings on stage for attention. She can only do those things as Ellis. But whether she's Aeliana or Ellis, there's one thing they both dislike and that's gay men. To Aeliana Ellis, they're too nosy and too bossy about other people's lives, and that's exactly what she hates. What if these two met? Two people who couldn't stand each other. Two people who could barely tolerate one another because of their personalities. Would there ever be a chance for their love story to happen? What if Luciel met Aeliana's other side. The side he couldn't help but be drawn to? Would he become confused? Who would he fall for? Aeliana, the woman he was always fighting with Or Ellis, the woman everyone admired for her breathtaking beauty? Who would he fall in love with? And why would he fall at all, when he knew he is gay? Dual point of view

For Kenru Theo Ventura, everything in his life is perfect. He has the boy he loves, the leader of the dance group he has always dreamed of, and the friends he once wished for. To him, life couldn't be any better. Not until he meets Vivienne Serriera again, the girl from his past. Second chances are meant for two people who still love each other, but for Theo, a second chance is not for them. Pushing Vivienne away is the only way to forget the past that he keeps burying. One mistake is enough for him, but for Vivienne, she just wants an explanation for what happened. Two people made a mistake. Two people had a misunderstanding. Can a second love begin, or a second chance will never happen? Dual point of view

Ainsley "Ley" Mendez is openly gay-loud, proud, and completely unapologetic about who he is. But there's one thing he hates the most. Girls who confess their feelings to him. He doesn't like girls and believes he never will. Navya Enrich Sinclair is a girl who loves the thrill of the chase. Once she sets her eyes on someone, she refuses to give up, no matter how difficult it may be. Just like on the racetrack, she's determined to reach the finish line and claim what she wants. Single point of view