Zoe Hudson is gearing up for her senior year at Granite Bay Academy in Dotvia, a vibrant and diverse country where ambition runs high and dreams are fiercely pursued. For Zoe, those dreams revolve around Fortuna University, the nation's most prestigious institution and her ticket to a brighter future. But while her sights are set on the stars, her heart remains grounded in the friendships she treasures most-especially her bond with her best friend, Felix Grant.
Felix is everything Zoe could want in a confidant-brilliant, dependable, and endlessly charming. He claims he's gay, which makes him the perfect companion in Zoe's eyes, free from the complications of romantic entanglements. But Felix has a habit of stepping over the invisible lines of their friendship. His lingering touches, the way his gaze lingers a little too long-it's easy for Zoe to brush it all off as harmless quirks. After all, he's gay... isn't he?
As their final year in high school unfolds, the pressures of impending adulthood and the truths buried in their friendship begin to rise to the surface. In a country as ambitious and complex as Dotvia itself, Zoe must navigate not only her future but the delicate, shifting lines of trust and loyalty in the relationships she holds dear.
Elliot Jensen and Elliot Fintry have a lot in common. They share the same name, the same house, the same school, oh and they hate each other but, as they will quickly learn, there is a fine line between love and hate.