At St. Gabriel’s, there are rules for everything.

No skirts. No makeup. No smoking. No skipping lessons. No talking back to teachers. No being different.

Unfortunately for the school, Felix and Jisung have never been particularly good at following rules.

Felix, an eighteen-year-old omega from Australia, was sent to Korea and dumped into the strict Christian boarding school after his parents decided they couldn’t accept that their son was . With blonde hair, glitter across his cheeks, eyeliner sharp enough to kill, and a different mini skirt every day, he has become one of the school’s biggest headaches.

Jisung isn’t much better.

Soft brown curls, perfect eyeliner, a mouth that never knows when to shut up, and a temper that can go from zero to furious in seconds. He was sent to St. Gabriel’s for exactly the same reason Felix was.

Then the school made its first—and possibly biggest—mistake.

They put them in the same room.

Now they’re inseparable.

They skip lessons together. Smoke in bathroom stalls. Refuse to do homework. Wear glitter to chapel. Roll their eyes through sermons. Get sent to the principal’s office at least twice a week. They argue with Sister May until one of them inevitably storms out, slamming the classroom door behind them.

Everyone knows them.

Most people hate them.

And Felix and Jisung couldn’t care less.

Because when the entire school feels like it’s against them, they have each other.

What neither of them is willing to admit is that somewhere between late-night conversations, shared cigarettes, whispered jokes under the blankets, fixing each other’s eyeliner, and holding each other together after particularly awful days...

their friendship became something else.

Something neither of them knows how to name.

Something far more dangerous than breaking the school rules.

They’re both .

They’re both stubborn.

They’re both disasters.

And they’re both hopelessly in love with each other.

They just haven’t figured that part out yet.