JamesKidd
At Savannah's Southern Atlantic University, a private institution built on privilege and contradiction, lives do not merely meet-they collide.
Niccolò Tasso's mind works like clockwork: logical, precise, obsessed with control. His one fixation? The concept of "chance." What happens when lives crash together by pure accident? It's a question that consumes him-until a very real collision walks into his life.
Her name is Dolly. She is chaos in Timberlands, philosophy with a cigarette between her fingers, and a laugh that shatters every rule. She is everything Tasso despises: unpredictable, messy, useless.
Two opposites that do not complete each other-they consume each other. In their collision, identities, roles, and convictions begin to crumble, to swap, to twist, until they become unrecognizable.
Around them, fragile friendships, violent rivalries, and a death that is never quite accidental. Everyone has a motive. No one is innocent.
This is not a love story.
This is a story of obsession, of privilege, of silent violence.
Of people who, upon meeting, do not save each other-they transform each other.
And when everything collapses, only one question remains:
Who do you become, after you've destroyed the other?