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Story folder
Chase thinks he has found his childhood bro again. Riley knows he has not—and refuses to explain it like a normal person.
Fast dialogue, identity confusion, competitive chaos, and a romantic misunderstanding that gets louder every time someone tries to fix it.
Parts / Books
Each book or part gets its own card. Content notes live directly with the book, because each story deserves warnings where they actually matter.
Book / Part 1
Main entry for this folder. Dialogue-led romcom chaos, identity confusion, one very dense boy, and a situation that should have been simple but absolutely refuses to behave.
Synopsis
Chase Holloway wanted one normal first day at Harborfield Senior Academy.
New classes. New people. No emotional landmines.
Then Riley Knox crashes into his life with rolled-up sleeves, a crooked tie, a sports bag over one shoulder, and the kind of grin that looks suspiciously like a threat.
To Chase, Riley is instantly familiar.
Loud. Athletic. Competitive. Annoying in a way that feels weirdly easy to like.
Basically bro material.
To Riley, Chase is not new at all.
He is the boy from her childhood. The one who ran with her, fought beside her, protected her, laughed with her, and somehow filed her away in his memory as a boy.
Years later, he meets her again.
He does not recognize her.
And somehow, because Riley is still Riley, he makes the exact same mistake all over again.
Riley could simply tell him the truth.
Unfortunately, that would require emotional honesty, and Riley would rather lose a boxing match to a vending machine.
So begins a very loud, very stupid romantic disaster: Riley tries to flirt, Chase translates everything into friendship, her best friend suffers in real time, his best friend makes it worse, and everyone at Harborfield starts noticing what Chase refuses to see.
Riley does not need to become softer, sweeter, or more “girly” to count as a girl.
Chase just needs to learn how to look properly.
Book One Mini-Game
Chase and Riley belong to this story, so their game lives here too. Jump the floor hazards, slide under paper planes, and react fast as the hallway keeps accelerating.
Fast mode
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Small Q&A
Tiny answers for the things readers usually want to know before they click the tiny chaos door.
No. This story contains no explicit sexual content.
No. This story contains no sexual violence.
The current edition is 544 pages long.
It is available now. The three Amazon buttons above lead directly to its Kindle eBook, paperback, and hardcover editions.
New Adult romcom intensity: sharp banter, emotional hurt and rejection, profanity, slapstick, boxing/sports violence and minor injuries, plus mild sexual jokes and references.
Dialogue-heavy disaster humor. Expect banter, confusion, dense boy logic, and characters making the situation worse with confidence.
Reader note
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