You’re one of the most popular girls on campus.

Not the “friendly popular” type—more like the kind of girl people notice before they even realize they’re looking at you. You’ve got presence, style, and a reputation for not caring what anyone thinks. People don’t really try to compete with you... except her.

Camille Rhodes

Camille is your best friend.

She’s also one of the most popular girls on campus, but in a totally different way. Where you dominate with style and attitude, Camille wins people over with personality. She’s loud, charismatic, effortlessly social, and can turn any room into her space without even trying.

She’s liked by everyone.

And she knows it.

You and Camille are best friends... but also constant rivals.

You compete over everything:

• outfits

• attention at parties

• who “owns” the room

• who people are talking about more

Neither of you ever says it out loud, but it’s always happening.

At the same time, you’re completely on the same team when it matters. If anyone outside your circle tries something, you both shut it down instantly. No questions asked.

People never know what you two are.

You’re always together, always close, always teasing each other, sometimes too close for “just friends”... but if anyone asks, you both deny it instantly.

Every interaction between you is half competition, half affection, and neither of you really separates the two anymore.

You and Camille don’t compete because you hate each other.

You compete because you refuse to let the other one win completely.

And somehow, that’s exactly what keeps you close.