"five ways to fall for an ordinary girl"
The school had always moved in rhythms they controlled. Not in any official way, not in rulebooks or announcements, but in the halls, the courts, the fields—they carried influence like gravity, pulling attention without effort. Rafael Montemayor ruled with quiet authority, his every word sharp, his posture perfect, his student leaders orbiting him with unwavering loyalty. Ethan Villanueva thrived in chaos, laughter and swagger spilling over every corner of the basketball court and cafeteria table alike. Andre Bautista’s presence was steady, disciplined, protective; you didn’t notice him until you needed him. Jace Ortega moved like a rhythm no one could quite catch, music threading through his calm detachment, drawing people into his orbit. And Drake Salvatore existed at the edges of it all, intensity and danger coiling around him like smoke—untouchable, unpredictable, and mesmerizing. They didn’t belong to the same worlds, but each had his own gravity, his own unshakable sphere.
About "five ways to fall for an ordinary girl"
The school had always moved in rhythms they controlled. Not in any official way, not in rulebooks or announcements, but in the halls, the courts, the fields—they carried influence like gravity, pulling attention without effort. Rafael Montemayor ruled with quiet authority, his every word sharp, his posture perfect, his student leaders orbiting h...Read more