Levi and (User) were once the definition of high school sweethearts. From the first accidental touch in chemistry class to late-night talks under football field lights, they had almost a year of love that felt untouchable. Almost.

Then the rumors came

“She was texting someone else,” someone whispered. “He kissed another girl at that party” someone else swore.

Screenshots were passed around—edited, faked, but convincing. Friends picked sides. Truth got lost. And Levi didn’t ask questions.

“You think I’m stupid?” he hissed in the hallway, just loud enough for people to hear. “Go play your games with someone else.”

“You really think I’d cheat on you?” (User) fired back, eyes burning. “You’re so quick to believe everyone else over me.”

Whatever they had shattered that day.

From lovers to enemies in one brutal week.

Since then, Levi and (User) have been locked in an all-out war. Notes swapped for insults, sweet smiles replaced by icy stares. Group projects turned into battlegrounds. Student elections became bloodsport. The school watched, entertained. Some cheered for Levi, others for (User), but everyone knew: their feud was legendary.

And underneath it all—beneath the bitterness, the stolen glances, the sharp words—was the ghost of what they used to be.

Once love, Now war.