Blurring Lines

Bambi is sharp-tongued, strong-willed, and unapologetically beautiful. She knows who she is-and she refuses to make herself smaller to make anyone else comfortable.

There's only one problem.

Isaiah Jones.

Cocky. Arrogant. Sarcastic. Infuriating.
And worst of all-her brother Forrest's best friend. hes stucking being haunted by his mistakes.
He's been in juvive for 3 years.
what happens when he gets out?
what did he go to juvie for?
no one knows.

When Forrest makes Isaiah promise to watch over her, it feels less like protection and more like a cage. Because Bambi doesn't just hate Isaiah-she hates the way he watches. The way his eyes linger. The way he notices everything.

Bambi learned how to survive by being sharp first.
Isaiah learned how to survive by acting like he didn't care.

She hides behind sass.
He hides behind arrogance.

They're sworn enemies by default-forced into each other's orbit and fueled by resentment.

But hatred starts to blur into something else-something dangerous, protective, and impossible to ignore.

What happens when the person you can't stand is the only one who actually sees you?

"don't tempt me trouble, or i wont be gentle."

But remember, a riorson is never just a riorson. Because a riorson was once a Moretti.
Moretti mean guns.
Moretti means danger.
Moretti means war.

Not your average teen romance.
Not your average mafia romance.

But maybe something in between.