The Maelstrom

Sealah Loveridge always knew that Mariah Grey's resentment of her was going to prove to be devestating to her reputation, but her friends and family have never fully understood how bad things were and now, everyone's about to pay for that oversight because not only is Sealah sick of suffering the other girl's wrath in silence, but Mariah is growing tired of whispering the things that she truly wants to scream. Both of their sets of parents believe that pushing the two girls closer will solve all of their problems, but they're about to learn the hard way- again- that Seaview is probably too small a place for the Loveridge's and the Grey's to co-exist without someone getting badly hurt.
Especially not when it comes to a divided heart!
Sealah's trying to tell herself that she's not in the fight that Mariah is, but you can't refrain from entering into a war if the battlefield is your home, and you certainly can't win one if you don't have the right allies. Sealah suspects that she might, but most of the people that she trusts now are new to her life or strangers to her, and though she's desperate to give people the second chance that she was never given, at least one of her new friends is more than willing to take her out if the ground she ends up standing is in their way.
Questions is: Which one?