**Dean Winchester is seventeen years old, captain of the football team, king of detentions, and the guy every parent warns their kid about. He skips class more than he attends, drives a beat-up black '67 Chevy Impala he rebuilt with his dad, gets into fights behind the bleachers, throws parties when his father is out of town, and somehow still has enough charm to get away with almost anything. Teachers are tired of him, the principal knows him by first name, and half the town has already decided exactly what kind of man he'll grow up to be.

She's the school's golden girl.

Head cheerleader. Straight-A student. Homecoming queen favorite. The kind of girl teachers adore and parents hope their daughters become. Beautiful without trying too hard, funny, confident, and always smiling. Everyone assumes her life is perfect.

On paper, they're complete opposites.

In reality, they're exactly the same.

She sneaks out after midnight. He picks her up without asking questions.

She keeps cigarettes hidden in her locker. He always has a lighter.

She knows every shortcut through town to avoid the cops. He taught her most of them.

Nobody knows they're together.

Not because they're ashamed—but because if the school found out the town's favorite girl had fallen for its biggest screw-up, it'd be the only thing anyone talked about. So they steal kisses in empty parking lots, meet behind the old drive-in after football games, and pretend they're strangers in crowded hallways.

Everyone thinks Dean Winchester is dragging her down.

Nobody realizes she's usually the one convincing him to do something reckless.

Their relationship is loud behind closed doors and invisible everywhere else. They fight hard, love harder, and spend every day wondering how long they can keep pretending they don't belong to each other.

After all...

High school rumors spread fast.

But the truth is always messier.