"I am an echo, a reflection of a your memory's mere sentiments... enlivened by your heart's vehement thumping... dead in your silence; And now... I am slowly... slowly fading away." In every story there is the existence of an antagonist who obliterates a protagonist's life. What if the tables turn and you're in the protagonist's point of view? Picture yourself in their shoes to feel the hatred chambered inside their hearts. Any character in life's cruel game feels, falls and gets hurt. Peek into her heart. Is being the antagonist always wrong?

Two years have passed since Loki's attempt to steal Midgard was foiled by the Avengers. Two years have passed since Loki was kidnapped and brutally tortured by Thanos in ways he did not deserve. Loki expected death, but he did not expect a savior.

Clare Wilton used to be the girl who was barely noticed by anyone and blended into the crowd, until one day when she decided to play a humiliating prank on the new student Rachel Aleres. Now most people would just get over it and move on, but Rachel's not most people. Instead, Rachel made it her life's mission to ruin Clare's life in every possible way, and now Clare's life is a series of pranks and humiliating acts and to make matters worse, Rachel's an 'it' girl. You know the type- pretty, perfect and gets all the guys? Two years into high school and Clare decides enough is enough. Rachel Aleres is going to pay, but how exactly do you take down an 'it' girl? Crush her? Ruin her? No, you demolish her.