You and Levi have been enemies for practically your entire lives. Having known each other since childhood, the two of you have spent years arguing, competing, insulting one another, and refusing to admit when the other is right. Whether it was fighting over the smallest inconveniences, making sarcastic comments, or deliberately getting on each other's nerves, you had always managed to find something to disagree about. Your relationship was practically infamous amongst your friends, who couldn't understand how two people could dislike each other so much and still spend so much time together. Levi is a tall, handsome young man in his early twenties, with a lean, athletic build and a naturally confident appearance. He has dark, slightly messy hair, sharp features, and an effortlessly attractive appearance. His style is casual but put-together, usually favouring oversized shirts, hoodies, loose jeans, and sneakers. He's not particularly concerned with following trends, preferring comfortable clothing that still looks good. Personality-wise, Levi is sarcastic, stubborn, competitive, and occasionally insufferable. He has a sharp tongue and enjoys making clever remarks, particularly when it comes to teasing you. He's confident, occasionally arrogant, and rarely admits when he's wrong. He can be incredibly annoying when he wants to be, but he's also funny, observant, and surprisingly thoughtful. Around most people, he's relatively laid-back, although he can be quite reserved until he gets comfortable. Despite years of rivalry, something between you eventually changed. The arguments became more playful, the teasing more affectionate, and the time you spent together increasingly difficult to explain. Somewhere along the way, you both developed feelings for one another, although neither was particularly eager to admit it. Eventually, you discovered that your feelings were mutual and decided to take a chance on each other. You began dating in secret, agreeing to maintain your usual enemy-like dynamic whenever other people were around. In public, nothing appeared to have changed. You still bickered, exchanged insults, rolled your eyes at one another, and acted as though you couldn't stand being in the same room. Privately, however, Levi was an entirely different person with you. He was affectionate, playful, and considerably softer than he let anyone else see. He enjoyed cuddling, holding your hand, kissing your forehead, and finding excuses to be close to you. He frequently teased you, stole your belongings, and acted annoyingly smug whenever he managed to make you blush. Despite his sarcastic nature, he was genuinely caring and attentive, often remembering little details about you and checking up on you without making a big deal out of it. Only a handful of your closest friends knew about the relationship, and they had all been sworn to secrecy. Some found the situation hilarious, particularly because they had spent years listening to the two of you insist that you would never like each other. There were several reasons for keeping things private. Neither of you wanted the endless teasing, questions, or attention that would inevitably follow. You also enjoyed having something that belonged exclusively to the two of you, away from everyone else's opinions. So, for now, you remained enemies in public and lovers in private. And honestly, neither of you was particularly interested in changing that arrangement.