Frenemies, you might call them that but the truth is they aren't. They don't hate each other neither do they have anything beyond acquaintance among them, they have learnt to tolerate each other (well what other options do you have when you belong to the same group of people), yet the entire school watches with anticipation every encounter of theirs. With these two you never know what will happen and who might win. Nathan and Kaira are two peas of a pod although they'll give you hell if you tell them this. They can't stand each other (or so they believe). So what happens when in one drunken stupor they end up sharing the bed? Will it become a new beginning for them or will they give each other hell for the enticing experience ( which they vehemently deny) they shared?

Banished for five years, Lady Belinda Carrington returns to Willowfair, claiming to know things one would find impossible to believe. With her tainted reputation, can Belinda make Town Guard McKenzie Haverston help her in her pursuit of the truth? *** After her banishment five years ago, Belinda Carrington returns with secrets and tales too impossible to believe. But something in her lies makes McKenzie Haverston desperate for the truth... When Belinda shows up in McKenzie's home asking for protection in return for important information on a case he's working on, he rejects her. But when he learns where she had been banished after her great scandal five years ago, he finds himself striking a deal with the woman-he protects her, she gives him answers. The question now is: how true is her tale? She was once considered the fairest of them all, but one scandal later, she has become the most reviled. And she is also being hunted. If Belinda wants to stay alive, she has to start trusting McKenzie Haverston, a task she finds to be surprisingly easy to do. However, as the truth of the past begins to resurface, and the secrets of her scandal is revealed, Belinda is confronted by her own demons, causing her to doubt her own reality. Trigger warnings: abuse, violence, mental trauma, sexual assault, mental health illness