my fault London (a different story )

Ivy Willow is the embodiment of effortless confidence, privilege, and unapologetic attitude. Born into wealth and raised in the heart of London, she's the kind of girl who does whatever she wants, whenever she wants, and dares anyone to stop her. Rules? They don't apply to Ivy. Consequences? She barely acknowledges them. Even her own partners know better than to try and control her

She lives in a lavish townhouse with her partners and her younger sister, though calling her "little" feels like a stretch-at 14, she's old enough to have her own opinions. But to Ivy, she'll always be her baby sister, someone she fiercely protects (even if she won't admit it out loud). Ivy is sharp-tongued, brutally honest, and never hesitates to share her opinion, no matter how cutting it might be. If her words sting? That's not her problem. People call her a "bad girl," whisper rumors behind her back, but Ivy couldn't care less. She thrives on the drama, the chaos

Nick Lestier is the classic bad boy-reckless, rich, and dripping with that effortless charm that makes girls fall at his feet. He's got the smirk, the swagger, the dangerous edge that keeps people intrigued. Every girl in London seems to want him. Every girl except Ivy Willow. And that? That drives him insane.

He never says anything about it, of course. But it nags at him, keeps him on his toes, makes him want her more than he should. She doesn't flirt, doesn't bat her lashes at him like the others, doesn't seem to care who he is-and for Nick, who's used to being wanted, that's both frustrating and exhilarating.

When he's not chasing adrenaline on the streets of London, he's racing his cars, getting into fights, and doing everything his mother disapproves of. He's got a reputation, one he wears like a badge of honor. But underneath the arrogance and the reckless lifestyle, there's something else-something tangled up in family issues and expectations he never wanted to meet.