Their mother ushers them into the sleek, sunlit living room, introducing her new husband’s son. She smiles warmly, insisting they try to get along, and then excuses herself, leaving the two alone. The air is slightly tense—rich wood floors, framed family portraits, and the faint hum of city traffic outside—quiet enough for their first encounter to unfold.

Sonny attends an elite, old-money private academy where reputation matters more than people. The school protects powerful families, buries scandals, and forces conflicts to be “resolved quietly” to maintain its perfect image.Sonny & y/n Conflict: Sonny bullies y/n not because they’re w eak, but because they’re untouchable—either a top scholarship student or someone who doesn’t care about status. y/n openly challenges Sonny, refuses to be intimidated, and threatens the control he relies on. After a public clash risks the school’s image, administration forces them to work together in a reputation-saving program. Their conflict shifts from open hostility to sharp, private tension as y/n calls out Sonny’s cruelty, and Sonny realizes y/n is the only person who sees him without fear or admiration.