She's back with a new name and an even better attitude. When she left West-high, where she never seemed to fit in three years ago, she didn't think she'd be back at the god awful school full of mean bullies but she is, and now that she goes by Danny she's determined to stand her ground and lot let anyone push her around. After all her new appearance is bond to give her the confidence and power to make a stand, right? Her plan is to avoid her bullies and if she has to, set them straight. What she hadn't expected was for Heath Patterson to still be at the School or that he could look any better than he did when she was crushing on him all those years ago. It would be so much better if Heath was still the heartless jerk he was instead of this flirty bubbly guy he is now that has her thinking his changed. Maybe he has, but then again it can be all an act. A leopard never changes its spots. Or does it? He's learnt that just because you're hurt and in pain doesn't mean you have to be the cause of another persons pain. Heath has vowed to change his way and accept the fact that sometimes you're just not enough. When the new student catches he's attention, he becomes intrigued and wants nothing but to get to know her but he soon finds out that she's nice to everyone, except him. Heath is determined to find out what her problem is but when he discovers Danny's real identity and his connection to her and the reason she seems to hate him, he's even more determined to show her that he's changed and that she should give him a chance, but will his insecurity and trust issues get in the way of getting that chance? Will Heath be able to get Danny to forgive him? After all people forgive but do they ever really forget?