My Three Heir Roommates Know I'm a Girl
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“If Mr. M wants a perfect little fiancée, he can marry someone else.”
I said that before cutting my hair, binding my chest, and enrolling at Kingston Academy for Boys under a fake identity.
My plan was simple: find my mysterious fiancé, ruin his reputation, and make him call off our engagement.
Instead, I was assigned to a Student Villa with three boys I should have avoided at all costs.
Derek Sterling is Kingston’s top student—cold, brilliant, and terrifyingly observant.
Vaughn Sterling runs the disciplinary committee and seems to enjoy finding new ways to make me nervous.
And Ellis, another scholarship student, watches me with a quiet intensity I can’t quite understand.
Living with three wealthy heirs while pretending to be a boy would already be dangerous enough.
But then Derek starts tutoring me after midnight.
Vaughn begins testing boundaries he shouldn’t even know exist.
And the way Ellis looks at me is starting to make me nervous.
Then one day, someone leaves a note outside my door.
It contains only one sentence:
“Stop looking for me.”
“You’re already closer to me than you think.”
I have no idea who left the note.
And I have no idea…
how many people in this villa already know who I really am.
I said that before cutting my hair, binding my chest, and enrolling at Kingston Academy for Boys under a fake identity.
My plan was simple: find my mysterious fiancé, ruin his reputation, and make him call off our engagement.
Instead, I was assigned to a Student Villa with three boys I should have avoided at all costs.
Derek Sterling is Kingston’s top student—cold, brilliant, and terrifyingly observant.
Vaughn Sterling runs the disciplinary committee and seems to enjoy finding new ways to make me nervous.
And Ellis, another scholarship student, watches me with a quiet intensity I can’t quite understand.
Living with three wealthy heirs while pretending to be a boy would already be dangerous enough.
But then Derek starts tutoring me after midnight.
Vaughn begins testing boundaries he shouldn’t even know exist.
And the way Ellis looks at me is starting to make me nervous.
Then one day, someone leaves a note outside my door.
It contains only one sentence:
“Stop looking for me.”
“You’re already closer to me than you think.”
I have no idea who left the note.
And I have no idea…
how many people in this villa already know who I really am.


















































