Rules of staying Together

Rules of staying Together

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Tue, Oct 21, 2025
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Romance
After catching her boyfriend cheating, nineteen-year-old Lena Hayes packs a bag and walks out without looking back. With nowhere else to go, she ends up crashing at a friend's brother's place - a man she's never met but instantly wishes she hadn't. Aiden Cole is twenty-three, arrogant, blunt, and has zero interest in sharing his space with anyone, especially a heartbroken stranger. He doesn't do relationships, doesn't do emotions, and definitely doesn't do kindness. But when he finds her late one night, eyes red and hands shaking, something in him shifts. Just a little. What starts as a tense arrangement soon becomes something more - a battle of stubborn hearts, stolen glances, and words left unsaid. Because sometimes the person you least expect is the one who makes you feel again. A slow-burn, enemies-to-lovers story about heartbreak, healing, and the danger of falling for someone who swore they'd never care.
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He's the guy everyone warns you about- with fists full of trouble, ink on his skin, and a stare that dares you to look away. She's the girl no one notices- quiet, sharp, always two steps ahead and one word from setting everything on fire. When Ivy Lane calls out Carter Hayes in front of the entire class, it should've ended with silence. Instead, it ends with detention. Together. One empty classroom. Two stubborn hearts. And a thousand seconds where the tension cuts deeper than any insult. He calls her princess. She calls him predictable. But the longer they're stuck in the same room, the more obvious it becomes- Hate might be the safest thing they feel.

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