The deadline for the paper is looming, and yet you're still stuck with the same incomplete, carelessly constructed draft. He's late. Again.

Aaron Michaels— the school's most beloved star quarterback. He's about as much of a golden boy as you can get: perfect grades, an absolute beast on the field, and killer looks. Everyone loves him. Except for you. Sarcastic, no-nonsense, and a real tough cookie— you take your role as student journalist very seriously. You thrive for the utmost perfection in your articles and you take extra care in making sure the paper is delivered to every single hand in the student body on time. Of course, that was never a problem for you.

Until you started working with star boy over here. Constant late submissions for his profile interviews, cocky to no end, and crowds of fans that are just relentlessly annoying. Which is why when you were assigned by the editor to cover Aaron's journey to a state championship for the school paper, you were less than thrilled.

"Hey, doll, what's up? You called?" He grins, leaning against the doorframe of your little office, after you had practically threatened him to meet you there.