Overview

She was the girl I was never meant to live with—and somehow, the only one who ever saw me clearly.

When Rowan Quinn is forced to move into her mother’s new fiancé’s estate, she doesn’t expect to find herself sharing a hallway with Selene Drake—cold, distant, and effortlessly untouchable. The kind of girl who wears silence like a weapon and stares at you like you’re already a mistake.

Rowan just wants to survive the tension.Selene wants her gone.But walls have thin skin.

Late-night piano melodies, shared sticky-note sarcasm, and one unspoken moment during a thunderstorm start to erode the boundaries between them. What began as disdain turns into something quieter. Sharper. Something neither of them dares to name.Because this house wasn’t built for secrets.And there are some truths they’ve never said out loud—even to themselves.

Tender, biting, and quietly devastating, this is a story about the silence between two girls— and what it means to finally break it.