Upon her arrival at Spencer’s Academy, Chase was confronted with the realization that his well-deserved position as student body president was in jeopardy. Normally, students of his social status had advantages such as inheritance or trust funds to gain admission to the revered institution. However, this particular individual stood out, having secured her place through hard work and a well-earned scholarship, despite coming from a financially disadvantaged background. Within the confines of the classroom, she consistently managed to best him. Her test scores and quiz grades remained superior, and she possessed the remarkable ability to captivate instructors. Outside of class, she devoted the vast majority of her time to the library, either immersing herself in books or earning some extra income by offering assistance to others in their studies. Over time, she ascended to the esteemed position of vice president. Despite attempting to match her pace, he found himself unable to dedicate the same level of commitment as she did. With his involvement in the swim team and the Sons of Ipswich, his time and focus were divided, making it challenging to maintain her relentless dedication. The situation transformed them from fellow students into fierce rivals. It seemed like every opportunity they encountered, they locked horns in a heated battle for the esteemed position of student body president. The instructors didn't even have to arrange for debates in class; their arguments would spontaneously ignite whenever they were near each other. From that point onwards, their actions towards each other were fueled by a fierce sense of rivalry. He pursued every possible means to secure his position, while she relentlessly worked to usurp his authority. His trust fund and social standing hinged on him emerging victorious, and her parents had made significant sacrifices to provide her with this opportunity. Both of them were equally determined and prepared to go to any lengths necessary to to achieve their respective objectives.