Surrender

Margo studies at a creative educational institution, dances, and dreams of opening her own studio. Seth Regan is her friend's brother. Their acquaintance starts off poorly: after unpleasant words from him, an open animosity develops between them. Later, in the company of friends, the idea of a marriage of convenience emerges, which could resolve financial issues and provide benefits for each party. Thus begins a story where mutual dislike gradually becomes complicated by personal interest. Inside is student life, sharp verbal sparring, a romantic comedy of situations, and a clash of two stubborn people. The book revolves around the conflict of principles, past experiences of the characters, and the question of whether one can trust a person they have long deemed an enemy.