Winter Ashford has one rule: never forgive Weston Calloway. His family’s money didn’t just build the glass mansion next door — it cost her father everything. And when they end up at the same college, in the same seminar, forced into the same group project, three years of silent resentment finally has somewhere to go. Weston doesn’t understand why the girl next door looks at him like he’s the enemy. He just knows he can’t stop provoking her — or thinking about her. She wants him to disappear. He wants to know why she hates him so much. Neither of them expects the answer to change everything. Some rivalries start with a joke. This one started with a betrayal he doesn’t even remember.