BELLA'S ENEMY

- 𝐈𝐍 𝐖𝐇𝐈𝐂𝐇 , Bella Swan had always felt overshadowed by Nevis Nair, a girl she neither admired nor liked. From the moment they were in elementary school, it seemed that Nevis effortlessly outshone her at every turn: whenever Bella earned a ribbon, Nevis claimed a trophy; when Bella proudly displayed her artwork, Nevis would unveil a sculpted masterpiece; and despite Bella's hard work in ballet, Nevis always glided through with ease.

Now, at seventeen, Bella had convinced herself she had finally caught a break when she heard that Nevis had taken a job as a stripper. To Bella, it was the ultimate humiliation, a job that seemed beneath her-something that might finally allow her to feel superior to the girl who had always been a step ahead.

But Bella's world shifted dramatically when she moved to Forks with her mother, who was accompanying Phil on his travels. There, Bella found herself falling in love with Edward Cullen, a mysterious yet captivating vampire. As she navigated this new, dangerous world, Bella eagerly anticipated her own transformation into a vampire, envisioning a future where she would be both immortal and united with Edward.

However, Bella's world was thrown into turmoil when Nevis, now a vampire herself, heard rumors of Bella's new life and decided to visit Forks. Driven by jealousy and curiosity, Nevis had her own plans for Bella. As their paths collided, Bella was forced to confront not just her own insecurities but also the complex dynamics between them-now intensified by the supernatural. How would Bella navigate a rivalry that had already shaped her life, especially when Nevis was no longer the vulnerable human she had once been?

The true test of Bella's strength and resolve would be facing the girl who had always been her competition-only this time, Nevis was far more dangerous than ever before.