"I'll change for you."

He's bold. Cocky. Immature.
She's classy, calm and intelligent.

When Annie is forced to live on her own, she decides that it'd be best to rent an apartment with her best friend. What she didn't know is that she'd only own half of the place. The rest of it would be given to two other roommates that she'd never heard of.

Murrai has never struggled to get attention. Back in his hometown, his confidence and charm made him untouchable, and college only amplified everything he loved: parties, freedom, and girls who rarely told him no. He's used to control, used to winning, and used to people bending around him.

Annie doesn't.

From their very first encounter, she refuses to be impressed, intimidated, or softened by Murrai's ego. What starts as irritation quickly turns into a clash of personalities, pride, and boundaries, all within the walls of a shared apartment.

Forced proximity blurs lines, egos collide, and control becomes the real battleground.
Because when someone who's never been challenged finally meets someone who won't fold, something has to give.