Lavender_Dove0127
Nora has spent years being the girl nobody notices-or worse, the girl everyone notices for all the wrong reasons.
She's learned to keep her head down, hide behind her best friend, and convince herself that maybe being alone is easier than constantly wondering why nobody could ever want her.
Especially not Nate Harrison.
Nate has been Nora's enemy for as long as she can remember. He's arrogant, irritating, painfully confident, and seemingly incapable of going five minutes without getting under her skin.
So when they're forced to spend time together at a secluded cabin, Nora expects nothing more than a few miserable weeks of arguing.
What she doesn't expect is for Nate to start seeing through the walls she's spent years building.
And Nate definitely doesn't expect to realize that the girl he's spent years pretending to hate is the same girl he's been quietly protecting, watching, and falling for all along.
But the closer they get, the harder it becomes to separate old resentment from something neither of them is ready to admit.
Because sometimes the person who knows exactly how to hurt you is also the person who knows exactly how to make you feel seen.
And falling for your enemy is one thing.
Trusting them with the parts of yourself you hate most is another.