P.S.We Never Were

Their worlds were never meant to collide, yet here they are-a story unfolding, a beautiful disaster waiting to happen.

He was the school's golden boy-a straight-A perfectionist, an artist whose brushstrokes spoke of discipline, a violinist whose melodies followed every rule. She was a chaos-maker-a graffiti artist who painted outside the lines, a guitarist who played by heart, a rebel drowning in failing grades.

Their rivalry was so explosive that the school made an official rule: they weren't even allowed to look at each other.

So when he makes a bet-to turn his obnoxious rival into a model student-she fires back with a bet of her own. She'll make the untouchable perfectionist loosen up.

With nowhere else to settle their challenge, they find a hidden loophole: an abandoned library once beloved by an old school president. Away from prying eyes, they meet in secret-to study, to teach, and to manipulate each other.

But fate plays its own game.

Without knowing it, they are also co-writing an anonymous advice column for the school newspaper. He writes heartfelt romance, painting love in perfect sentences. She writes raw, untamed poetry, spilling emotions in verses that burn.

Through ink, they share secrets. Through words, they grow close. Through letters, they start falling.

But the person they've been opening their hearts to?
It's been their worst enemy all along.

And when the truth comes out... will it shatter everything, or was it never a game to begin with? Will they fight it, deny it, or finally surrender to what was always there?