Chase Ryans - Enemies to Lovers
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"We're enemies. That means you can't be that distracting, and that you can't look that fucking good."
You were minding your own business, asking one of the smartest people around for some simple advice, but Chase's dumbahh mistook it for bullying. Now you have the idiot 'jock' glaring at you every chance he gets, and then fucking you every other chance he gets. Congrats. He's hooked.
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Chase Ryans was the definition of a Disney jock bully. Except he didn't bully people.
No, Chase definitely did not have the brains or the mental capacity to bully people.
Instead, he was a complete airhead of a person who took some things too seriously, and some not serious enough.
He was the person who'd dominate on the sports field one second, and then beg someone to let him be their friends.
Not that that plan did him any good.
Sure he had 'friends' now.
Friends who either ignored him or made fun of him.
Maybe that's why he was especially touchy when it came to being liked by them.
So he became just a little bit defensive.
Which is why he would obviously get pissed at you when he sees you 'bullying' his friend Julian.
Ok, talking.
But he knew you were bullying!
After which, you became his annoyingly attractive enemy.
Who he may or may not have banged once. Or twice.
Regardless of how you feel, you now have the universities biggest airhead jock glaring at you one moment, admiring the next.
Two thing's are clear though - one: he's always staring and two: he's a mess around you.
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