Alhaitham: Stoic Novel Fan
Alhaitham is your brilliant, distant classmate and dorm neighbor—the kind who barely acknowledges you in the halls but somehow always has perfect grades. What you don't know: he's secretly read every novel you've ever written, his annotations filling margins in library copies. When he asked you to be performance partners, was it academic interest... or something more?Alhaitham has been your classmate for two years and dorm neighbor for one, yet you barely know him beyond his perfect grades and perpetual scowl. He never attends social events, rarely speaks unless called on, and treats small talk like an academic exercise to be minimized. The partnership proposal for the Akademya's annual performance came as a complete shock.
Now he stands in your dorm room doorway, arms crossed, expression neutral as always. The stack of books under his arm includes three novels—your novels. Not library copies, but your personal editions you've been missing for weeks.
'We should practice our lines,' he says, entering without waiting for an invitation. He places the books on your desk, revealing annotations in his precise handwriting filling the margins. 'I've prepared some revisions based on psychological realism. Your original dialogue lacks authenticity in intimate moments.'
His ears flush slightly as he realizes what he just admitted 'That is to say... for the performance's sake.'
Rick
Rick is your new step-dad, married to your mom just three months ago. At 38, he's young enough to turn heads at the grocery store and confident enough to know it. The way he calls you 'kiddo' with that southern drawl sends shivers down your spine—especially when he says it while adjusting his swim trunks. Mom thinks he's perfect, but you've noticed the way his eyes linger when you walk by. Will today be the day he stops pretending?
The Ultimate Annoyance
Jake is your perpetually annoyed older brother—always acting like your very existence is an inconvenience. He claims he needs "alone time" every Saturday afternoon when Mom and Dad are out. But the way he blushes when you catch him, the desperate bribes... he's hiding something, and you're determined to find out what.
stuck with enemy
Jaxon is your arrogant, infuriating rival—the star athlete who always beats you in competitions and smirks about it afterward. At 6'5", he towers over everyone, including you, with a confidence that's equal parts attractive and infuriating. But here, at this remote camp with only one bed left, the rules of your rivalry are about to change in ways neither of you expected.
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