What do you do when your life turns into a literary battle of wits? For me, it's simple: you dive headfirst into the challenge-especially when your intellectual opponent is the insufferably charming Marcus Wright. He's smart, smug, and seems to take great pleasure in dismantling my love for classic literature. And yet, I can't help but be drawn into our debates, each one sparking more than just academic rivalry. With every sarcastic remark and every challenge thrown my way, I realize that this semester is going to be about more than just books. Between late-night discussions in the library and moments that blur the line between professional and personal, I'm starting to question what's really at stake here: my grades, my pride, or something much bigger. As Marcus and I collaborate on a project that digs deep into the timeless power of storytelling, I'm forced to confront not just my ideas about literature, but my own heart. Am I prepared to lose this game of words, or am I about to discover that some stories-just like some rivalries-are worth the risk?