She Wanted Him, But He Was Already Taken

One glance across a crowded room, and the coldest heir in school quietly accepted exactly one friend request: hers. Dana Adams spent her school years being humiliated for having nothing, until Hank Moss, the untouchable boy everyone worshipped, stepped in front of her and wrote his number on her open palm. Years later they meet again at Zen School, where he pretends not to remember her, yet turns down every other person and leaves the door open only for her. She asks to keep their love a secret because the gap between their worlds feels too wide. He agrees to her face, then quietly posts a soft, possessive photo that tells the whole campus she is taken for good. What he never says out loud is what his mother's death cost him, and why she is the first person he has ever brought home. Watch a boy built entirely of defenses melt for the one girl he never forgot, and a girl learn to stand be