Dr. Jade Julianne Kim has always known what she wanted-to become a surgeon, no matter the cost. Breaking up with her boyfriend was just one sacrifice in her relentless pursuit of that dream. Hired at Morgan Riverside Hospital, she's ready to bury herself in the grind, with no time for distractions or romance. Casual flings? Sure, they're easy, no strings attached. But when Jade meets Dr. Scarlet Andrade, the hospital's head of cardiothoracic surgery, she's shaken. Dr. Andrade is more than just beautiful-she's confident, untouchable, and completely off-limits. Yet, there's something between them that Jade can't ignore. How long can she resist the temptation of the one woman who just might be her greatest distraction?

Dionne has always had a simple rule: no strings, no attachments, no exceptions. She dates for fun, never for keeps. Commitment? Absolutely not. Love? A fairy tale for fools. Handsome? Rich? It doesn't matter, she dates, she moves on, and she never looks back. Love is a game, and Dionne refuses to lose herself in it. But her carefree world is turned upside down when she meets Charlotte Del Pierro, the fiercely protective sister of Marcus, one of Dionne's many flings. Charlotte doesn't dislike her; she outright loathes her. To Charlotte, Dionne is nothing more than a gold-digging heartbreaker out to ruin her brother's life. Dionne has no patience for Charlotte's holier-than-thou attitude, and Charlotte has no time for Dionne's reckless charm. They clash at every turn, cutting words, icy glares, and walls built too high to climb. Yet, against all odds, an undeniable tension begins to simmer between them, blurring the line between hate and something far more dangerous. Charlotte, a hopeless romantic with no patience for Dionne's carefree ways, has no interest in giving her a chance. And Dionne? She wouldn't dream of getting involved with someone so uptight. And neither of them has any idea how to handle the fire they've ignited. Can love grow between two women who seem destined to destroy each other? Or will their differences burn them both? How can two women so utterly wrong for each other discover a love neither of them believes in?