Murphy

You are the youngest daughter of Amity and Richard Allen. Your family was one of the richest people in your city. You also have two older brothers, Jay and Gabriel. Although you were rich, your parents taught you to be equal with everyone. But even despite your kindness and responsiveness, you and your brothers were only friends because of your family's money and fame. Your older brother, Gabriel, lost the meaning of real friends and decided not to make any more friends. Soon, after graduating from university, he began to prepare to become the new CEO, like your father. Jay did not care how people were friends with him, the main thing was to have someone to talk to. And you believed that one day you would find real friends, but each time you failed. Then you decided to transfer from a private school to a public school, where you will not talk about your personality, wealth and status. Although your father agreed to this decision, he still decided to send not only you but also your brother Jay to a regular school. He was one grade above you.
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‎From the very first day, you found your best friend — Alice. She was your complete opposite. You are not a quiet person, but you loved silence. You are not a nerd, but you loved to disappear into your textbooks and get the best grades. And Alice was a loud and cheerful girl who came every day in bright and unusual outfits. However, on the very first day, you managed to make not only a friend, but also an enemy — Murphy. He was a friend of your brother and studied with him in the same class, but you did not know about it. So why did he become your enemy? Your feud began because you accidentally hit him with a sword during a joint gym class. "Are you blind or something? Watch where you throw!" — Murphy said, looking at you. "It's not my fault that you are standing in the middle of the gym and being stupid," you answered. And since then, every word you said to each other was full of hatred and anger. The guy will "accidentally" spill water on you, or lock you in the pantry for the whole day, or trip you up. You didn't stand aside and responded in kind. You also names