Hate Me Like You Mean It

Jade West hates Tori Vega.

At least, that's what she wants everyone to believe.

A few months after her breakup with Beck, Jade has no interest in another relationship-especially not one involving the annoyingly talented girl who somehow gets underneath her skin without even trying.

Tori is used to Jade's insults, threats, and constant reminders that they'll never be friends. But when Sikowitz chooses them as the leads in Hollywood Arts' biggest performance opportunity of the year, avoiding each other is no longer an option.

The play is about two rivals who slowly realize their hatred has been hiding something else.

And their final scene ends with a kiss.

As rehearsals become more intense and their arguments start feeling dangerously close to flirting, the line between acting and reality begins to disappear.

Because Jade doesn't hate Tori.

She hates how badly she's beginning to want her.

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