A lonely omega who has long stopped believing in love. An alpha who waits patiently, saving all his heart for the right person. When their worlds collide, can a frozen heart learn to trust? Fated Hearts is a story of gentle love, stolen glances, and hearts finding home.

Seungkwan is hopelessly into Mingyu, but when his friends grow tired of hearing about it, he starts writing anonymous love letters to get his feelings out. What he doesn't know? The letters never reach Mingyu. Vernon-quiet, detached, and from Seungkwan's own friend group-ends up reading them instead. As Seungkwan pours his heart out to the wrong person, Vernon starts falling for the right one.

A drunken night in July led to a one-night stand that both Mingyu and Wonwoo agreed meant nothing. Names, numbers, and a mutual "no strings attached" promise. But when Mingyu walks into his business class that September, he's stunned to find the man he slept with standing at the front of the room-with a syllabus and a smirk.

Hoshi dreams of becoming a choreographer, but his terrible grades are holding him back from every opportunity. Enter Woozi-an aloof, genius producer with no time for distractions-who agrees to tutor Hoshi only for the money. But when Hoshi's mom offers triple the pay only if his grades improve (and half if they don't), Woozi finds himself stuck with a lazy dancer whose future might now decide his own. Two artists, one risky deal, and zero patience between them. But maybe, somewhere between failing exams and stolen glances, something else starts to take shape-something neither of them planned for.

At university, Mingyu is part of the most popular friend group-well-liked, confident, and admired. Wonwoo? He's practically invisible. A loner by choice, Wonwoo spends his time buried in books and behind a guitar no one knows he owns. What no one suspects is that he's actually one of the internet's most beloved anonymous artists, whose emotional new song suddenly explodes online. Among the millions touched is Mingyu, who slowly finds himself captivated-not just by the singer, but by the boy he sees reading alone in the library.

"Till death do us part,"

There was a time when Kim Mingyu thought he'd spend his whole life by Jeon Wonwoo's side. When they were six, it was pinky promises and scraped knees. At ten, it was sleepovers, shared secrets, and warm smiles over convenience store ice cream. And at twelve, it stopped. No warning. No fight. Just a silence that stretched six years wide. Mingyu didn't know what he'd done wrong. All he knew was that one day, his best friend stopped looking at him like he mattered. Now at eighteen, Mingyu is everything people expect him to be-tall, popular, good at everything. A golden boy with a golden smile. And Wonwoo? He's distant. Quiet. A ghost in the halls who only seems to let one person close: Kwon Soonyoung. They live just two doors apart in the same school dorm. But they might as well be worlds away. What Wonwoo does not know is that Mingyu never really stopped waiting. Waiting for a glance. A word. A reason. Anything that would explain why the boy who used to protect him like a secret suddenly vanished behind cold eyes and clipped nods. And then, one night, something breaks. Something shifts. A scent, a moment, a closeness too dangerous to name.

In a university buzzing with ambition, parties, and sports, Wonwoo stands out-not for being loud or flashy, but for his silence. A top computer science student with business dreams and a preference for solitude, he's content in his own world, far from the crowd. That is, until Mingyu sees him. Mingyu-the campus golden boy, basketball star, effortlessly charming-is used to catching eyes, not having his stolen. But one ordinary evening, a single glance at the quiet boy crossing the field shatters his rhythm and rewrites everything he thought he knew about desire. He doesn't know his name. He doesn't know anything about him. But he has to find out. A story of slow-burn obsession, quiet longing, and the magnetic pull between two opposites who might just be exactly what the other needs. When silence meets chaos, who bends first?

Prologue --- I Want to Be Pretty Like the Girl You Like Wonwoo stood in front of the mirror, his gaze heavy as he studied his reflection. His tall frame, broad shoulders, and sharp jawline seemed out of place in the soft, delicate world he imagined Mingyu adored. He let out a bitter laugh, tracing his fingers over his features. The same face that countless women had found attractive was the very one he loathed now. If I were smaller... prettier... he whispered to himself, voice trembling with a mix of frustration and longing. "Would you look at me then, Mingyu? Would you... love me?" The soft glow of his phone screen caught his attention, a message from Mingyu lighting up the dark room. Mingyu: Hey, I'll pick you up tomorrow for dinner. My mom's really looking forward to seeing you again. Wonwoo's heart ached at the kindness laced in those words. Mingyu was always gentle, always considerate but never more than that. The smile he reserved for Wonwoo lacked the spark he gave others, the warmth he showed when talking about the girls who fawned over him. But Mingyu didn't know. He didn't know about the nights Wonwoo spent wishing he could change himself. He didn't know about the quiet envy brewing inside him for those girls, petite, delicate, soft in ways Wonwoo could never be. That night, as he lay in bed, staring at the ceiling, tears slipping silently down his cheeks, one thought echoed in his mind If I ever get a petite body with a shorter height, will you like me, Mingyu? Will I finally be enough?

At Pledis High, where appearances dictate status, Jeonghan reigns supreme. With his angelic looks, long flowing hair, and effortless charm, he's the school's golden boy-popular, adored, and seemingly untouchable. Everyone knows Jeonghan, and everyone wants to be him, or be with him. His flawless reputation as the "pretty boy" makes him the star of the hallways, the classrooms, and every social event. Then, there's Seungcheol. A quiet, introverted computer geek who blends into the background so seamlessly that he might as well be invisible. With his thick glasses and old hoodie, he spends most of his time coding in the computer lab or playing online games, unnoticed by most of his peers. While the rest of the school rushes to be part of the latest trends or gossip, Seungcheol is content to live in his own world-until fate throws him directly into Jeonghan's. What starts as an accidental meeting soon spirals into an unexpected clash of worlds. For Jeonghan, Seungcheol is a puzzle he never intended to solve, a person unlike anyone in his glamorous world. For Seungcheol, Jeonghan is the last person he'd ever imagine knowing-let alone forming a connection with. In a high school where first impressions mean everything, their unexpected bond will challenge the very core of their identities, forcing them both to navigate what it truly means to be seen for who you are, not just how you look. Can two boys from such different worlds ever truly understand one another?