‎She paused when she entered the room. In the dark, I could feel her flinch yet she remained steady. ‎‎"Good evening, I'm your escort for the night," she sang coyly. She was in a black sequin dress that had a long slit at the front. Her blonde hair was packed into a bun and I could see her shoulders. ‎‎"We meet again," my voice was dry. Mocking. ‎‎She halted, "Rod?"‎‎Her voice shook and her fingers found the switch. Panic fell on her face when the light came, "You can't do this, Rod."‎‎"I can," I rose and closed the space between us.‎‎"This is wrong, Rod. Your brother and I..."‎‎"You won't pick him," I struggled to hide the hurt. "He can't have everything that is mine."‎‎"I'm not yours," she snapped and turned to leave.‎‎I stopped her immediately and hauled her about, "You belong here."‎‎"This is crazy. This is not happening."‎‎"I'll tell him if you force me," my hands found her neck and I left light kisses on her neck‎‎Her voice cracked, "Rod, please..."‎‎I lifted her to the bed. My fingers shook with urgency; she protested and I shut her up with a long kiss. ‎‎"I requested for you last night," pain surged through me. "You declined. You called sick only to show up at our my family house, with my brother."‎‎"Mark is my boyfriend."‎‎I pinned both of her hands to the bed with one palm, traced her nipple with my tongue and asked in a husky tone, "Did you let him in?"‎‎

Ana is the girl everyone notices. With her striking hourglass figure, designer clothes, and diamonds on her wrists, she looks like she has it all. But her life is a beautiful cage. Moving from the lively streets of the "hood" to the silent, wealthy halls of Hillside Academy was her uncle’s idea. Under his strict rules, she is a prisoner. No parties, no freedom, and most importantly, "no talking to boys." Jaden Brookes is the "Car Prince." As the son of a billionaire car manufacturer, he is Hillside’s most powerful student. He is tall, flawlessly dressed, and colder than ice. He doesn't just follow the rules; he makes them. He has no interest in high school drama or "school girls" who seek his attention. When Ana decides to defy her uncle and approach Jaden, she expects a spark. Instead, she gets a stinging rejection that echoes through the entire cafeteria. Jaden treats her like she is invisible, leaving her humiliated in front of everyone. But the story is just beginning. Jaden's friends, Mark and Ray, start to notice the new girl's fire, a dangerous game of pride and rebellion begins. Why is Ana’s uncle so afraid of her talking to boys? Can Jaden’s icy heart actually melt, or is he truly as untouchable as he seems?