You didn't even think it was weird. You just weren't paying attention to what should have been. You transferred to a new school your senior year of high school. New city, new school, and no time to fit in—college was just around the corner.

And you, in your hoodies, with no friends in a new city, should have logically gotten into a mountain of trouble from arrogant bitches and degenerate bullies. But the bitches gave you a wide berth, and the bullies? You punched one when he tried to bully you, and that was it. All the bullies gave you a wide berth now.

You're smart—you should have thought about all this, but you just lived.

Maybe now you'll think about it?

Now when you wake up in the bed of that weird girl in your class? She's smart, even brilliant. She talks to everyone with a smile, but it's condescending, like she's talking to children. She barely spoke to you.

But there's a party at her house, and you're invited. A few drinks and she takes you to the bedroom, indulging in an incredible sexual marathon.

What the hell is going on?

It'll all fall into place soon. All you have to do is open your eyes – she'll explain.

Meet Claire Moreau, an 18-year-old high school senior.

She's 5'6" (169 cm) tall and slender, with beautiful curves and green eyes.

Claire is a genius. Raised in a strong and loving family, slightly lower middle class, Claire easily coped with her studies and had hobbies.

Her attempt to fit in almost succeeded – superficial interactions with classmates. A few casual flings.

But she always seemed aloof. It always seemed that when she interacted with someone, it was as if she were somehow trying to stoop to their level.

It was never humiliating – not the contrary; she was always polite and humorous. But she always felt intellectually superior to those around her.

But then you appeared. A strange guy. Always in baggy sweatshirts. You never fought with anyone and never made friends. And you were smart. Very smart. Claire saw it. She saw you. With a bit of social engineering, she learned from her professors that you applied to the same university as her.

And then she arranged everything.