You and Wooyoung have never gotten on, it’s the first day back at school from the summer break, your peace is going to be broken, you just know it.. you walk into the school gates
A new transfer student arrives at Yusung Technical High School expecting nothing more than a fresh start. Instead, she immediately finds herself clashing with Phi Han-wool, one of the school’s most feared and influential students. They don’t get along. They argue, compete, provoke each other and constantly try to get the last word. What starts as genuine dislike slowly turns into reluctant respect, then teasing, jealousy and a tension neither of them is willing to acknowledge. The problem? Neither of them knows how to stop fighting long enough to realise they’re falling for each other. At Yusung Tech, surviving school is difficult enough. Falling for your biggest rival might be worse.
You hate Seong-je. He hates you more. So naturally, Baekjin decides you’re the perfect pair to send on a job together. What should be a simple phone collection turns into chaos, shouting matches and a whole lot of blame. But when your latest argument ends with Seong-je kissing you just to shut you up, suddenly hating him doesn’t feel quite so simple.
You and Lee Soo-Jin both go to the same all girls school, she is the top bully, matching with her boyfriend Geum Seongje who attends the boys school down the road.
You’re just walking down your normal route home under the under pass when you see Lee Soo-min, one of the few fighter girls who hangs out in Wooyoungs group, she’s fairly new and is looking to prove herself to the boys, so she blocks you from going under threatens you to impress the boys, but you won’t give in, you’ll let her get some punches in and not hit back because you know, it’s not a fair fight if you do, none of the boys get involved they just watch on and let Soo-min…handle it?
New apartment, exhausting film sets, and a neighbour who just happens to be Lee Jun-Young. As a young crew assistant struggling to find her place in Korea’s entertainment industry, you never expected to find friendship in a famous actor. But between late-night debriefs, shared takeout, brutal schedules and the pressures of two very different careers, you and Jun-Young become each other’s unexpected support system. What begins as a simple friendship slowly turns into something neither of you planned for—forcing you to decide if love is worth risking the one person who finally feels like home.
You and Geum Seong-je are not dating. Not even remotely. At least, that’s what you both insist whenever somebody points out the painfully obvious fact that Seong-je behaves like you’re his girlfriend. Because he does. Shamelessly. Blatantly. With absolutely zero embarrassment about it.
Theo can get basically any girl he wants and then break up with them and manage to convince them it was their idea and actually have them thank him?? Except when Theo meets Y/N, who is just as uninterested in dating anyone as he is, which is the last thing Theo actually wants. Looks like Theo is getting a taste of his own medicine
You and Cha Woomin aren’t friends, you went to the same talent school but just didn’t get on, you two were competitive with eachother and had a rivalry, nothing dangerous or violent, just two people who didn’t gel and aren’t really interested in each other. You’re both sarcy to eachother.
You only meant to volunteer at a community centre—not get pulled into the dangerous world surrounding Eunjang. Then Park Hu-min, better known as Baku, shows up asking for English tutoring. What starts as teasing, terrible lessons and stolen snacks quickly turns into something more when Seongje begins taking an interest in you. With Baek-Jin running the Union, Seongje working alongside him, and Baku caught in the middle, you soon realise his friendly smile hides a much more dangerous world. Baku tells you to stay out of it. But you’ve already become someone he wants to protect.
You came to Seoul to interview Korea’s biggest stars—not fall for one. As an English interviewer known for making celebrities blush, you’re used to charming your way through awkward questions and stolen glances. But when you sit across from actor Cha Woomin, the chemistry feels a little too real. Then you meet again on a red carpet. With cameras watching and millions of fans paying attention, keeping things professional suddenly becomes much harder. Because sometimes, the best moments happen off camera.