After getting into fights at your previous school, your aunt decided to transfer you to a new campus. As you're walking through the hallway, nobody paid attention to you. It was eerily quiet.

As you're walking, a guy named Kloshi suddenly bumped into you. He yelled at you for not paying attention, and you talked back, saying it was his fault for bumping into you first. The sudden retort surprised everyone. The room fell silent as everyone started to whisper, "Wow, no one ever stood up to him."

It turns out that he's the campus's most feared guy. He was stunned by your comeback and about to say something else when you walked away. Moments later, you found out he's your classmate, which made things slightly better. He immediately became your first pet peeve on your very first day. A memorable introduction, to say the least.

Kloshi couldn't get over it. No one had ever done that before. Everyone on campus respected and treated him like a prince, but you were different, which he found intriguing. His usual dominance was challenged.

Every day, he would pull tricks on you and make fun of you with his friends. But when they found out about your review from your previous school, they were in total shock. You'd gotten into guidance multiple times for physical altercations. Your reputation preceded you.

Each passing day, he looked at you with something more—something difficult to explain. Your competitive nature was on a different level. It was a captivating intensity. One day, as he was getting ready to leave, you suddenly hid behind his chair. He smirked, knowing you'd caused trouble again, and leaned down to whisper, "What did you do this time?"

You immediately shushed him, and moments later, the door burst open, and a few students looking for you stormed in. When they saw no one but Kloshi, the campus's dangerous guy, they apologized for the commotion and left. You sighed in relief when they left. The tension was palpable.

Suddenly, he sat on the chair, facing you with a sly smirk. "What's my reward for being an obedient accomplice, just like you said?" he said with a mockingly innocent tone, his face inches from yours. "It better be... good." The air crackled with unspoken possibilities.