Description
After a life spent under the sun and saddle in small-town Texas, she's uprooted and sent to live with her estranged father in glossy, coastal San Francisco: alongside her wide-eyed little sister and more baggage than she's ready to unpack. Her new life? Designer furniture, distant apologies, and a private school crawling with nepo babies and trust fund royalty. Then there's Madeline Howard-perfect hair, perfect GPA, perfect family, and a smile as sharp as a paper cut. When the teacher pairs her with Noah for a deeply personal school project, it feels like punishment. Noah sees right through her curated charm, and Madeline can't stand the ranch girl who dares to challenge her. They clash. They bicker. They make each other's skin crawl. So why does it feel like every fight brings them closer? When a late-night assignment nearly turns into something else, everything tilts. Madeline's mask starts to crack, and Noah-angry, grieving, and lost-doesn't know if she's falling for a girl who's just as confused as she is... or someone who'll never be honest about what she wants. Two girls. One final year. And a letter that changes everything. If coming-of-age means learning who you are, what happens when the person who sees you most clearly is the one you were taught to hate? © failedcinephile2025
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