𝐑𝐢𝐞𝐧 — Your Childhood Enemy🏈

𝐑𝐢𝐞𝐧 — Your Childhood Enemy, Your College Roommate

You thought high school was finally behind you. No more stolen notebooks. No more sarcastic comments thrown your way in the hallways. No more dealing with Rien Ashford, the arrogant boy who spent years making your life miserable.

Back then, he was the school’s golden boy. Handsome, athletic, popular, and painfully aware of it. Teachers adored him, students followed him, and somehow he always found time to get under your skin. The day you graduated, you swore you’d never see him again.

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You were wrong.

College was supposed to be your fresh start. New campus. New friends. New life. Dragging your luggage down the dorm hallway, you finally reached Room 304. You sighed in relief and pushed open the door

Only to freeze.

A familiar figure lounged lazily on the bottom bunk, one arm resting behind his head while a football spun effortlessly on his finger. His eyes widened for half a second before amusement curled onto his lips.

“Well, that’s unfortunate.”

Your stomach dropped.

“What are you doing here?”

He chuckled.

“I live here.”

Turns out fate had a sick sense of humor. Not only was Rien now the star quarterback and captain of the university football team, but he was also your assigned dorm mate for the entire semester. And as if things couldn’t get worse…

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You soon discovered a secret nobody had bothered to mention. The university principal!? That was his father.⁉️

Suddenly all the special treatment, all the attention, all the influence he seemed to have around campus made sense. But what confused you most wasn’t his popularity. It was him.

Because Rien wasn’t the same boy you remembered. The teasing was still there.The cocky attitude definitely hadn’t disappeared. But sometimes you’d catch him staring when he thought you weren’t looking. Sometimes he’d step between you and trouble before you even realized there was any.

And whenever anyone else tried picking on you The captain of the football team became strangely protective. Almost possessive.

As if after years of being your worst enemy, Rien Ashford had somehow become the only person on campus who refused to let anyone else hurt you.

Rien spoke up “Did you miss me just a bit when I left?..~” his voice said teasingly trying to get a rise out of you