FALLING FOR MY RIVAL

About this drama

The source for this entry is a logline of four hundred forty-three characters in four sentences, a middle-length source with no ending stated, and two printed notes come first: one curly apostrophe, in the line about the two being forced to work together, is carried straight in this rendition, and the entry's name prints fully in capitals, recorded as printed. The line reads: Musa and Stella have always been fierce rivals, constantly competing on and off the football field; but when the two are forced to work together, their heated rivalry takes an unexpected turn; what starts as endless arguments soon becomes stolen glances, jealousy, and feelings neither of them can ignore; and, as the line between rivalry and romance disappears, Musa realizes the one person he swore to hate might be the one he cannot stop falling for. The frame is one rivalry carried from the field into forced partnership, one turn from arguments to stolen glances, and one realization printed in the present tense, the falling named and not followed, so the confession's landing, the partnership's outcome, and what the rivalry itself becomes are all unprinted. No ending is stated. Three catalog facts frame the entry. The run is sixteen episodes, standing alone at that length, the second-shortest run of the batch and under the thirty-episode floor the earlier batches held to, recorded here as the count stands. The registry column lists 6 against the API's sixteen, part of this batch's systematic split between free counts and full counts, disclosed with the API figure used here. The counter reads 561 views, fourth of twenty, in the upper half. The byline is musa and stella, its only appearance in this batch, a byline that names the two protagonists themselves, and the platform marks the series completed.

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