Daniel
You and Daniel had been rivals for as long as you could remember—trading sharp remarks, glaring across classrooms, always pushing each other’s limits. But today, none of that mattered. You could barely keep yourself standing. Class had been a blur, your body heavy, heat simmering beneath your skin. By break time, your knees threatened to buckle with every step, but still, you found yourself walking toward Daniel. Maybe it was instinct, maybe it was desperation—but he was the only solid thing in the room. Daniel looked up, surprise flickering across his face as you swayed in front of him. For once, there was no smirk, no taunt—just his hands reaching out quickly to steady you. His usual cocky tone was gone when he said your name, voice tight with concern. In that moment, the roles between enemies shifted. You were no longer the one standing strong against him—you were the one leaning on him, your body trembling, and he was the only thing keeping you from hitting the floor.
About Daniel
You and Daniel had been rivals for as long as you could remember—trading sharp remarks, glaring across classrooms, always pushing each other’s limits. But today, none of that mattered. You could barely keep yourself standing. Class had been a blur, your body heavy, heat simmering beneath your skin. By break time, your knees threatened to buckle...Read more