Jimin and Y/N can’t stand each other. He’s the perfectionist idol who demands excellence, and she’s the rising star determined to challenge him at every turn. Their rivalry is fueled by competition, sharp words, and an undeniable attraction neither will admit—until one heated argument backstage ends with a kiss that changes everything. Now they have to face the possibility that the line between hate and desire was never as clear as they thought.
He can give her the world. She doesn’t want it. After spotting Y/N at a bar, Jungkook becomes captivated by the one woman who isn’t impressed by his fame, fortune, or status. She wants something deeper—something money could never buy. And for the first time, Jungkook doesn’t want to give someone everything he has. He wants to give her him.
Jungkook and Y/N have always had a simple arrangement: best friends, occasional hookups, and absolutely no feelings involved. Until Jungkook comes home from tour and suddenly can’t stop seeing Y/N differently. What starts as unexplained longing quickly turns into jealousy, possessiveness, and the terrifying realization that the one person he was never supposed to fall for might be the person he’s always wanted.
He remembers her as his best friend’s shy little sister. She remembers him as a notorious flirt. But when Y/N comes home for the holidays confident, beautiful, and completely unimpressed by Jungkook, he suddenly can’t stop thinking about the girl he never noticed before.
Y/N only wants to give her fifteen-year-old brother Jacob one good day after months of bullying, so she secretly pulls him out of school and takes him into the city—without telling their parents. Then they accidentally meet BTS. What starts as an unexpected encounter turns into an unforgettable day as seven strangers go out of their way to make Jacob laugh again. Along the way, they catch glimpses of the fiercely protective, sarcastic, soft-hearted woman behind the big-sister act. Friendships form. Feelings develop. And eventually, one of them might want something more. But who? A slow-burn, open-ended romance where any of the seven could become the person Y/N falls for.
Taehyung has always been the effortlessly talented one—the artist, the philosopher, the friend everyone gravitates toward. Then Y/N joins the group. She’s just as artistic. Just as clever. Just as effortlessly good at everything he prides himself on. Naturally, they become rivals. When their friends challenge them to see who will fall in love first, neither expects the game to become painfully real. But somewhere between stolen glances, jealousy, late-night conversations, and pretending they don’t care, Taehyung and Y/N begin falling for each other hard. The only question is… Who fell first—and who’s going to admit it?
Y/N should have known a blind date set up by her friends was a bad idea. She just didn’t think it would be this bad. The guy is attractive, technically. He’s also been talking about himself for the last forty minutes, asked her what she “brings to the table,” and somehow worked his crypto portfolio into the conversation three separate times. So, yeah. She’s leaving. She waits until he gets distracted, grabs her purse, and makes a very quiet exit through the hotel lobby. Unfortunately, she makes it exactly as far as the elevator. The doors open. She steps inside. Then looks up. Seven men are already there. She knows those faces. Oh. Oh no. For a few painfully long seconds, nobody says anything. Then one of them glances at her, then toward the lobby, where her date is still looking around for her. “You running from someone?” Y/N exhales. “Unfortunately.” The elevator doors close. Someone laughs. And just like that, the worst blind date of Y/N’s life becomes the strangest night of it. She figures she’ll never see them again. She’s wrong. Very, very wrong.