Malia is a quiet girl who struggles with extreme anxiety and trust issues, ever since 6th grade she has been bullied by the most horrible and meanest girl in school Kylie Cantrall. now they are Juniors in high school and the torment still continues..... but hidden feelings linger beneath Kylies tough girl act and its something she doesn't want to admit to, Malia carries these same feelings but she is unsure why.... as Kylie continues to get under Malias skin she ends up revealing her true feelings leaving Malia shocked and in disbelief.

Kylie Cantrall, a talented but emotionally scarred musician, has given up on love after a failed relationship that shattered her trust. She's focused solely on her music career, but deep down, she craves something more - a connection, a spark. That is, until she meets Malia Baker. Malia Baker is a driven young woman with a passion for photography, but she's haunted by the memory of her first love, who left her unexpectedly years ago. She's closed herself off from the idea of true love, telling herself that she's better off alone. But when she crosses paths with Kylie at a charity event, something unexpected stirs inside her. Despite their differences - Kylie's outgoing and fiercely independent personality and Malia's reserved, artistic nature - the two women form a friendship that grows into something deeper. But both are dealing with emotional baggage: Kylie is afraid of repeating her past mistakes, and Malia is scared of opening her heart again.

So this was a idea I had so I hope you like it Malia is one of those people that like to keep to themselves and never really been noticed or at least she thought But when she needs help she gets it from someone who has always quietly noticed her

An arranged royal marriage. Two princesses. One dangerous secret. Kylie falls first. Malia falls harder. And love was never supposed to be part of the deal.

Malia has always kept to the sidelines. As a girl in a wheelchair, she's learned to navigate the world with caution, keeping her distance from the popular crowd-especially Kylie Cantrall, the effortlessly beautiful and outgoing girl who seems to have everything: the friends, the attention, the confidence. Malia admires Kylie from afar, quietly harboring a secret crush that feels impossible, given their worlds are so different. But when an unexpected moment of kindness draws them together, everything changes. Kylie begins to notice Malia in ways she never expected, and the two girls start spending more time together. Whether it's late-night study sessions, spontaneous hangouts, or helping out with school events, Malia finds herself being drawn into Kylie's world, not as an outsider, but as someone who truly belongs. As their friendship deepens, Malia must confront her own insecurities and fears of not measuring up. She wonders if someone like Kylie-someone so popular and full of life-could ever truly see her for who she is, or if she's just the girl in the wheelchair in Kylie's eyes. But as the lines between friendship and something more blur, Malia starts to realize that maybe it's not about fitting in, but about being seen for who you truly are. Two girls from different worlds find that love and friendship aren't defined by what's visible, but by the connections we make when we open our hearts-and the courage it takes to be yourself, no matter how different you think you might be.

Malia Baker's world shattered when she was 18. A devastating car crash took the lives of her parents and sister, leaving her completely alone. In the aftermath, she clung to Bryce, her boyfriend of a year, hoping he could fill the void. But when Malia discovered she was pregnant, Bryce proved he wasn't the person she thought - breaking up with her and kicking her out. With nowhere to turn, Malia used the money her parents left her to rent a small one-bedroom apartment. Grief consumed her, and her grades plummeted, causing her to be held back a year. 18 and three months pregnant, Malia finds herself in a new class - where she meets Kylie Cantrall. And for the first time in a long time... maybe she doesn't feel so alone.

Kylie Cantrall (22) - The youngest professor the university has ever hired. Smart, composed, but lonely. She hides behind confidence and professionalism, terrified of making mistakes in a place where everyone's waiting for her to fail. Malia Baker (19) - Star student. Bright, witty, loved by classmates, and deeply curious. She's the kind of student who notices too much, especially when it comes to her professor.

In a small college town plagued by mysterious killings, a masked killer called Ghost Face returns - but this time, there's more than one. Kylie is the blade. Malia is the voice. Together, they form a deadly partnership built on secrets, guilt, and a slow-burn attraction neither of them can fully admit. But as the killings draw attention from the media and the police, their game becomes too dangerous. By the final act, the pair must fake their own deaths to escape - and to expose the true monster behind everything: a corrupt network linked to the town's original murders.

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.

"there's no way that's the same girl who refused to wear a dress to homecoming?" "i didn't see the vision before, but now?" - in which the sweet, quiet, girl comes back changed in the best way.