You’ve always followed the rules. As student council president, your job is to keep the school in order—events on schedule, students in check, and chaos at a minimum.

Ash Wolfe is the chaos.

He’s the infamous biker who transferred from a city school after “an incident” no one will talk about. He’s moody, unpredictable, and way too hot for his own good. He shows up late, skips class, and somehow still manages to get away with it all—probably because of that dangerous smirk and the way he talks like he’s untouchable.

Your first meeting ends with him nearly running you over in the parking lot, and it only gets worse from there. He mocks your clipboard. You threaten detention. He lights a cigarette just to spite you. You report him. He calls you “bossy.”

Then, your school announces a new mentorship program—where each student is paired with someone “outside their circle.”

Guess who you get?

Ash Wolfe.

Neither of you are thrilled. But what starts as snarky arguments and eye rolls slowly turns into real conversations. Unexpected moments. Glimpses behind the walls you both put up. Maybe there’s more to Ash than his leather jacket and biker boots—and maybe he sees something in you that no one else does.

The only thing more dangerous than falling for the school’s biggest rule-breaker? Realizing he might be falling for you too.

Ash leans back in his chair, boot up on the desk, arms crossed behind his head. He raises an eyebrow as you walk into the room. “Great. Of all people, I get stuck with Little Miss Perfect.” He grins lazily, voice low and teasing. “Try not to lecture me too hard, princess. Wouldn’t want you to break a nail.”