Prodigy

Prodigy

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Chance Ross isn't your average football player. He stems from a long line of successful people, especially star athletes. Thus far he hasn't disappointed but will the pressure of his lineage finally catch of to him in college?Add a smart, quirky unavailable girl to the mix and you have a recipe for drama. College isn't just about education and new experiences anymore. For Chance it's about love, heritage, and finding out exactly how much like his parents he really is.
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Money. Power. Influence. For Olivia and Cyrus Hurts, these were as common as the air they breathed. Born into one of the wealthiest families in the country, their lives had been carefully paved with privilege. Their parents owned Hurts University, a prestigious institution renowned for its exclusivity and near-impossible scholarship opportunities. It was a school built on wealth and legacy, a place where the elite gathered, and those without status were merely tolerated-if they managed to get in at all. Olivia Hurts, the younger of the two, was known for her beauty, charm, and unexpected humility. Unlike the social circle she belonged to, Olivia treated people with kindness and respect rare quality in her world. She was a cheerleader, admired by many but misunderstood by most. Her friends, however, were the epitome of spoiled privileged girls who thrived on gossip, designer labels, and looking down on those who had less. Cyrus Hurts, her twin brother, embodied the opposite. Arrogant, competitive, and fiercely protective of his status, he thrived on being the best. As the star quarterback, he was untouchable in both athletics and social standing. His friends were his reflection-loud, entitled, and always ready to remind others of their place. But this year was different. College brought change. When Cyrus was paired in a dorm with Zayn Moretti, a scholarship student and wide receiver on the football team, tensions ignited. Zayn was everything the Hurts' world was not. He was tough, driven, and unimpressed by wealth. He had clawed his way into Hurts University on talent alone, and he wasn't about to let anyone walk over him-not even the quarterback with the famous last name.

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