Keep me in your ocean

Heavy is the head that wears the crown, and Valeria's understanding is that that is correct. Carrying the fine aristocratic name of her family is a thick mantel that covers her shoulders and weighs her down with expectations.

Ever since she's had to take over the responsibilities of her sister Katerina, her life has changed into a path already written in stone. The D'Angelo's international organization was not going to manage itself, and much less, be managed by someone unbeknownst of its inner workings, so it had to be Vale.

By consequence, she is shipped off to Boston to attend one of the world's finest universities, to study along with protégés and heirs to estates. She finds herself in a decades-long feud between two families. Two heirs that have done nothing but to hate each other forever, now find themselves in the same group of friends and in the same classes. What will happen when those two heirs, who are stubborn, and whose prejudice runs deep, are forced to coexist? A predetermined pair like a match and gasoline. Will it destroy everything?