The Perimeter of Us

Four years of cat and mouse. Three months left on the clock. And a rule book they’ve already burned to ashes. 
Zoe Shaw and Ivan Michaels are the definition of a beautiful disaster. They aren't dating, but they are each other’s default setting. Their relationship exists in the quiet spaces between sharp one-liners, midnight break-ins, and heavy, unspoken tension that neither of them is brave enough to name. 
With the reality of university looming in September, Ivan offers a distraction: a pact to freeze time. Just three months of parties, adrenaline, and zero talk about what happens when the summer ends. 
It's the perfect escape plan—until the friction of skin against skin starts feeling less like a game and more like a permanent commitment. In a town they’re both desperate to leave, they’re about to find out if they’re running toward a future together, or straight into a heartbreak they can't recover from.