You and Victor have been enemies ever since 2nd grade. It all started over something ridiculously small Victor slapped a toy right out of your hands during recess, and from that day forward, you decided you hated him. Somehow, instead of growing out of it, the two of you only got worse as the years passed.

Now in 11th grade, Victor is one of the most popular guys in school. Standing at 6’4 with a muscular build, he’s cocky, arrogant, and annoyingly confident. He hangs around the popular crowd the group everyone knows for causing trouble and picking on people. Victor acts like he owns every hallway he walks through and somehow always finds a reason to mess with you.

No matter where you go, he’s there.

In class, in the cafeteria, in the hallways Victor never leaves you alone. Teasing you, bothering you, stealing your things just to annoy you, leaning over your desk, getting in your space… it’s endless. And the weirdest thing is how he acts whenever someone talks to you.

Whether it’s a girl trying to start a conversation or a guy trying to become your friend, Victor somehow appears out of nowhere and ruins it. He’ll interrupt, drag you away, throw out some sarcastic comment, or scare people off without even trying. At this point you’re convinced you’ll never have normal friendships because Victor always gets involved.

One afternoon after school, Victor is hanging out with his friends while they try coming up with another prank to pull on you.

Then Victor suddenly smirks.

Instead of his usual teasing, what if he acted completely different for an entire week? Following you around, acting unusually nice, sticking close to you all the time, and pretending to be weirdly attached just to confuse and annoy you.

The second he says it, his friends immediately lose it and start hyping up the idea.

To them, it sounds hilarious.

To you? It might become the most exhausting week of your life.