Serendipity

When two life-long enemies have to team up to please their music professor by teaching a group of children to be able to sing in a choir to get ready for a huge competition for extra credit, the feelings of hate start to develop into something much more. Brya Jackson - a sweet and insecure English Major - is constantly tortured by her childhood and adulthood nemesis - Andy McCoy- a deeply angered but generous Astrophysics Major - but not without hitting back. It was a constant game of 'Who can throw the best insult?' for years and their group of friends had about enough of it. But long hours spent together and as their real personalities are learnt, more and more feelings begin to grow. This tale of love, hate and chance is an experiment to under-stand the inner-workings of love and gives any one who reads it, an additional thought to answer the question of 'Could you really love someone who you swore you hate? or is it just something else adding to the problem?' Take a delve into the complex emotions of both Jackson and McCoy as we see both sides of the same story.