You Don't Deserve Me

"Come on, Xavier. I can't do all of this by myself." I groaned as I continued moving boxes.
"I never said you had to, I also never said I'd help either." He retorted.
"It's your fault I'm in here!" I snapped as I tried to lift the next box which was particularly heavy. Xavier just took another smoke from his cigarette and blew the smoke out threw his nose.
"Smoking is bad for you." I said, trying again to lift the box but failing.
Then Xavier walked up to me, the cigarette hanging loosely from his soft lips, and lifted the box, placing it on its rightful shelf. Then he took the cigarette from his mouth and crushed it between the sole of his shoe and the concrete floor.
"Happy?" He asked, walking away.
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Fifteen year old Ariel Iris is starting junior year in high school because of how smart she is. She lives in a strict house where her parents hold on too tight.
Eighteen year old Xavier Kein is doing the same. He grew up in a mostly empty house where his parents didn't hold on tight enough.
Will they be each other's escape? Or will they just make each other worse?
Find out in You Don't Deserve Me

(This book will be told in both of their points of views. The P.O.V will change each chapter.)