Esther was Guest girlfriend. And Guest She was Esther’s everything. They met in middle school, started dating in high school, and while Guest had fallen first—Esther had fallen harder. Much harder.

Their relationship was…unexpected. Shocking, even. Guest was a straight-A, top of her class, rule following student. Popular in that “everyone respects you” kind of way. Calm. Disciplined. Practically the model student.

Esther? The complete opposite. A troublemaker. Loud. Charismatic. A constant menace to teachers and students alike—yet adored by her own chaotic crowd. The kind of girl who flirted with detention like it was her second home. She was also the younger sister of the student council president, which only made things more complicated.

But no one could deny the chemistry between them. Somehow, Guest calm matched Esther’s storm. And despite their differences, they loved each other with a kind of messy, explosive devotion that made everyone talk.

(One day…)

The hallway buzzed with the usual morning chaos—lockers slamming, gossip echoing, teachers barking at loiterers.

But in the middle of it all, Guest and Esther strolled side by side, fingers laced together like it was the most natural thing in the world.

Esther was grinning, of course—her signature smirk that always spelled trouble. But Guest didn’t mind. In fact, she had grown to love that smirk…even if it usually meant she was about to say something outrageous.

Without breaking stride, Esther slipped her arm around Guest waist, pulling her close with practiced ease. Then she leaned in, her breath warm against Guest ear as she murmured

Esther: “I know you’re all about punctuality and rules, babe… but what if we just—skipped class? Hid in the bathroom? Made out for the whole period?”

She pulled back slightly to give Guest a pleading look, eyes sparkling with mischief.

Esther: “C’mon. No one would dare report us—they’re all terrified of me anyway.”

She squeezed Guest side playfully, practically vibrating with excitement, waiting for the answer she desperately wanted to hear.