​Janhae and Jingjing are the top two graduate students in the Economics department. They are both brilliant, fiercely competitive, and absolutely loathe each other. For two years, they have fought a bitter war of attrition over top grades, research grants, and professors' favors. ​Now, there is only one prize left: the highly coveted, career-making Oxford-LSE dual degree fellowship. There is only one spot. ​When a late-night argument in the library boils over into a terrifyingly charged physical confrontation, they realize that their mutual hatred is masking a suffocating, undeniable attraction. Unwilling to back down, they make a reckless, high-stakes bet to settle the score once and for all : ​The first person to kiss the other on the lips loses and must formally withdraw their Oxford nomination. ​The catch? Everything else is permitted. ​What starts as a game to break the other's focus quickly spirals into absolute psychological and physical warfare. Touching under the table during seminars. Pushing each other against the library stacks. Bruised necks, whispered taunts, and weaponized jealousy at department parties. They are pushing the boundaries of the rules, determined to drive each other insane until someone finally snaps. ​But as the deadlines approach and the physical encounters blur the line between rivalry and desperate yearning, Jingjing and Janhae are both forced to ask themselves a terrifying question: what happens when the girl you're trying to destroy becomes the only thing you actually want to win?

​Jingjing Yu is the notoriously ruthless CEO of her company. She is flawless, demanding, and entirely unapproachable. Her personal assistants only last a few months, no one can survive her attitude or her impossible standards for long. What the corporate world doesn't know is that Jingjing's cold exterior is a carefully constructed fortress, built to hide a devastating past and protect the one thing she actually cares about : the little sister she has raised in absolute secrecy for a decade. ​Enter Janhae. ​Bubbly, endlessly optimistic, and infuriatingly competent, Jan is everything Jingjing is not. Jan brings chamomile tea to Jingjing, handles her chaotic schedule with a warm smile, and drives her with a meticulous, gentle care that quietly soothes an old trauma Jingjing has never confessed to anyone. ​Jingjing expects Jan to break and quit by month three, just like everyone else. ​But when an emergency board meeting leaves Jingjing entirely stranded, she is forced to do the unthinkable and cross the ultimate professional boundary : she asks her assistant for a personal favor. ​What starts as a desperate, one-time request quickly begins to unravel years of Jingjing's carefully guarded isolation. Janhae doesn't just know how to flawlessly manage a schedule, she might just be the only person capable of putting the CEO's fractured life back together.

A JangJingJing Fanfiction. JingJing Yang keeps her life controlled and flawless-until Janhae Nichols storms into her gym routine and ruins her focus. Meanwhile, a mysterious late-night connection begins to unravel her carefully built walls. When both worlds collide, JingJing must choose between control... or the woman who makes her lose it. Genre: Sapphic Romance • Rivals to Lovers • Secret Identity • Workplace and Fitness Romance

​Janhae is a promising and talented boxer, notorious for her relentless drive in the ring. Jingjing Yu is a meticulous, brilliant med student. They have been best friends for years, navigating the chaos of their twenties side-by-side. ​For Janhae, the arrangement is perfect, except for one massive, painful problem : She has been secretly, helplessly in love with Jingjing for years. ​Instead of saying anything, Janhae forces herself to watch from the sidelines as Jingjing wastes her life on Korn, an absent and workaholic businessman handpicked by Jingjing's parents. Jingjing stays out of duty and the suffocating comfort of routine, convincing herself that it's just what adult relationships look like. ​But Janhae knows better. And as the fights get harder and the late-night, post-match patching sessions become their private sanctuary, the physical and emotional boundaries begin to fracture. Janhae is tired of watching the woman she loves settle for the bare minimum. ​Janhae has never backed down from a fight in her life, and she's finally realizing that Jingjing is the only prize actually worth bleeding for.