Love and Stereotypes

Two viral rivals. A forced partnership where the line between hate and love that has never been more bended and blurry.
In 2005, the University of Aeterna Victoria has two opposites.
Daniella Barnes-loud, troublemaker, and the self-proclaimed president of the Black student union-who wears her activism with the same defiant pride she uses to pick her low-rise jeans. Jaden Park-quiet, respectful, and born for corporate law-who views the world through glasses with special lens of logic, detachment, and filial duties.
After a single, mockup debate that sets the internet ablaze, the only opinion they share is on how much they can't stand one another...That is, until the dean, convinced by their "chemistry", forces them to team up for a national championship.
It starts with a violent clash of ideologies and sharp insults. He thinks she's all emotion without reason. She thinks he's a spineless robot without a soul. But as their arguments grow heated, so does a different kind of tension-the kind that leads to a "secret", thrilling, and very physical arrangement far from their usual stage.
So when an ugly family confrontation and an uglier misunderstanding shatter their fragile connection, they're left with a single thing in common: a championship to win.