Theory of Doubt

Nicholas Quinn, whose parents are far from wealthy, attends Rotenberg University, the private school established exclusively for rich students. Besides being looked down by rich classmates, he has angered the leader of the Great Four, Gabriel Barakat. The Great Four comprises of Gabriel Barakat, Lee Hayward, Kirk Mugs, and Ken Fisher, who are the heirs to the four richest families. Their families are the founder of the school and nobody dares to cross them. Nicholas isn't afraid to stand up to Gabriel, an act that nobody has done before, and sparks Gabriel's interest in him. However, his constant torture of him has made him miserable while he falls in love with the gentle Lee, who comes to his rescue. Can Gabriel win Nicholas' love despite his cold and cruel exterior? What happens when his father finds out and decides to use every trick there is to keep them apart? Can they adjust to each other's differences due to their vastly incompatible social status?