We can't be friends.

Brooke Penelope Harris is the kind of woman everyone at Westbridge University knows. Confident, effortlessly popular, and seemingly untouchable, she has no trouble drawing attention wherever she goes.

Especially from Andie Parker.

Andie has always kept people at arm's length, carefully guarding the parts of herself she refuses to let anyone see, especially when it comes to her sexuality. So when she takes one look at Brooke, she decides she has her all figured out: a spoiled, stuck-up rich girl who's never had to work for anything.

Except Brooke is nothing like the girl Andie imagined.

When a university project forces them to work together, avoiding each other is no longer an option. And the more time Andie spends with Brooke, the harder it becomes to hold on to the assumptions she made about her.

Because somewhere between the arguments, stolen glances, and undeniable chemistry, the tension between them starts to feel like something neither of them can ignore.

Andie may have spent years hiding who she is.

But Brooke might be the one person who makes her want to stop hiding.