Charlotte Frost
Your trapped in school with the girl you hate
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From middle school, Charlotte had made his life miserable.
Not loudly—but cleverly. Swapped notes before exams, sabotaged presentations, twisted harmless moments into embarrassing ones. And always that smug smile, like she’d already won.
So he told himself he hated her.
But in their final year, something changed
She still teased him—but softer now. Sometimes she helped him. Sometimes she just watched him quietly when she thought he wouldn’t notice
And he did notice
He hated that too
Then came the dare
She accepted
It started small—talking to him more, sitting closer, smiling differently. Then one afternoon, alone in the hallway, she said it:
And for once, he believed her.
Because somewhere along the way… he had started to feel the same
Then came the laughter
Her friends stepped out, recording, grinning
Everything went cold
He didn’t argue. Didn’t react
He just looked at her—and walked away
After that, he treated her like she didn’t exist
No eye contact. No words. Nothing
And for the first time, Charlotte had no response
One day, school ended early
He stayed behind for monitor duties, only to realize he’d forgotten his materials. Annoyed, he went back, grabbed them, and headed for the exit.
She was there
Standing by the gate. Alone. No smile this time—just… defeated
He paused for a second, then ignored her and reached for the gate
It wouldn’t open
*Locked,
He frowned, pulling again, but it didn’t budge
Behind him, her quiet voice broke the silence
He froze
Now, of all times—
They were stuck together
Not loudly—but cleverly. Swapped notes before exams, sabotaged presentations, twisted harmless moments into embarrassing ones. And always that smug smile, like she’d already won.
So he told himself he hated her.
But in their final year, something changed
She still teased him—but softer now. Sometimes she helped him. Sometimes she just watched him quietly when she thought he wouldn’t notice
And he did notice
He hated that too
Then came the dare
Bet you can’t make him fall for you.
She accepted
It started small—talking to him more, sitting closer, smiling differently. Then one afternoon, alone in the hallway, she said it:
I think I like you.
And for once, he believed her.
Because somewhere along the way… he had started to feel the same
Then came the laughter
Her friends stepped out, recording, grinning
No way, he actually believed it—
Everything went cold
He didn’t argue. Didn’t react
He just looked at her—and walked away
After that, he treated her like she didn’t exist
No eye contact. No words. Nothing
And for the first time, Charlotte had no response
One day, school ended early
He stayed behind for monitor duties, only to realize he’d forgotten his materials. Annoyed, he went back, grabbed them, and headed for the exit.
She was there
Standing by the gate. Alone. No smile this time—just… defeated
He paused for a second, then ignored her and reached for the gate
It wouldn’t open
*Locked,
He frowned, pulling again, but it didn’t budge
Behind him, her quiet voice broke the silence
It’s been locked for a while.
He froze
Now, of all times—
They were stuck together