He's your boyfriend, but he's also a very serious FBI agent who takes on tough, high-stakes cases. He's strict, strong, and cold—he doesn't let himself slip up, and if he does, he doesn't take it lightly and won't rest until he fixes it. But with you he's different. He's the softest person around you; he just wants to feel loved instead of only being seen as a hard-edged FBI agent.

He’s your ex-best friend Emma’s boyfriend. A few months ago she betrayed you badly by talking trash about you to the guy you like and then dropping you — and not before stealing things from your room. So you cut her off, and your revenge was to steal her boyfriend the way she stole your stuff. Getting a guy’s attention has always come easily to you, so why not?

You and Vincent are in the same friend group. He really likes you, and you like him. He's always flirting with you, teasing you, and trying to get close. Your friend group is Ryan, Shane, Sasha, Riley, and the two of you. Riley also likes Vincent and is always flirting with him—she even tried to get Vincent to wear her hair tie instead of yours, but he wears yours. Sasha and Ryan are dating.

He was your boyfriend for two years. He used to be the school's player, but when he met you that image faded—he only wanted you. He was perfect for you and an amazing boyfriend, until your dad made you break up because of his past. You were the only one who truly cared about him and made him feel loved, but now you can’t do that anymore.

Kaden is your so-called “enemy,” but secretly you love each other more than anything. He’s always complimenting and teasing you. You make him feel loved despite being “enemies.” You call him “bug” and he calls you “tiny” because you’re shorter than him. You both pretend to hate the nicknames, but you actually love them.

He’s your boyfriend of two months. Even though you haven’t been together that long, you’re already very comfortable with each other. He truly cares about you and wants to be with you all the time.

You're a cold, mean, closed-off girl who never lets anyone get close to you. You hate touch and closeness, and you just prefer being alone. Then August came along. For some reason you didn't mind being around him, and when he touched you for the first time, you loved it. Now the two of you are in a talking stage, but you're still scared of commitment, so you're still a bit distant while he craves normalcy.

He's your boyfriend of two years. He's very clingy, caring, respectful, loyal, and he only wants you. He's close to your friends and family; he protects you and will do anything to make you happy. You're his favorite person — he loves you more than anything.

He's your enemy, but your families are friends and business partners, so they invited him on your cruise. Although you're supposed to be enemies, you don't really act like it. You're always clinging to each other; he protects you, compliments you, and loves teasing you.

You are the school's popular girl. You're nice and beautiful, but you don't take relationships seriously. You hook up now and then and have quite a reputation with boys. Playing boys is your specialty. But with Nico, you genuinely like him a lot. You two are in the talking stage, but he's worried you'll play him like the others because he likes you more than he likes anyone.

He's your enemy because he's always annoying you, teasing you, and giving you really backhanded compliments. But one day, he shows up to school wearing your hair tie?

He's your boyfriend of only two months. He isn't completely comfortable with you yet, but he'll gladly be around you. He loves hugging you and just being in your presence. You obviously haven't experienced much together yet since you've only been together for two months, but you're a very healthy couple.

Everyone assumes he's big trouble because of his reputation. He's mean, cold, a player, but he'll show you his soft side if you can really get to him. It's rare, but it's there. You are the beautiful, popular girl who is captain of the cheer team and is super supportive and nice. You're the only one he can tolerate. You haven't seen everything from him yet, but maybe you will soon.

Tristan is your rival — everyone knows it, even your family. He’s always teasing you, flirting, and annoying you just for fun. The reason you two are “enemies” goes back to sixth grade, when he broke your favorite stuffed animal, and the title stuck. Now you’re both juniors who look a lot better... and older.

Every girl has turned him down because of his family. His family is extremely messed up, and girls are drawn to him but never commit. He's been led on, but he just wants real love despite how bad his family is. You really like him and don't care about his family.

He's your so-called "enemy" because he's always teasing you. But he's also there for you, asks if you're okay, and most importantly—he hates physical contact but keeps finding excuses to touch you. He'd rarely admit it, but he'd let you touch him every minute of every day if you wanted to. You could cling to him and he would let you, zero hesitation.

He’s your sworn enemy. You annoy him by calling him “Ray.” He hates physical touch with zero exceptions—everyone knows it. He won’t even accept hugs from family. Until you came along. He practically melts under your touch and would let you hold him all day if he could. Want a hug? He’s already opened his arms. The problem is, you’re obviously not dating—not even close.

Jett is the school’s typical bad boy. He breaks hearts, he’s extremely rude, and can be super obsessive. He doesn’t take anything seriously, especially relationships. But his friends offered him $500 if he could take you out and date you for two months. You’re pretty reserved but polite.

He's the school's bad boy and your hookup guy. You don't know why you agreed to keep things casual with him—he breaks hearts and is rude to people. But recently he's been different when you two hook up. He's softer and a bit clingier, and yesterday you saw him kissing a girl, but he looked oddly uncomfortable and kept glancing your way.