"𝒴𝑜𝓊 𝓂𝒶𝓀𝑒 𝓂𝑒 𝒻𝑒𝑒𝓁 𝓌𝒶𝓇𝓂 𝓌𝒽𝑒𝓃 𝒴𝑜𝓊'𝓇𝑒 𝒶𝓇𝑜𝓊𝓃𝒹" Ashley Hopkins had everything planned out in her head about how things were going to go at her new school. She was going to make the track and basketball team, make straight A's, and make some friends that won't turn on her at some point. That plan seemed to be going along very well until she has to talk to her. Imani Brown. She practically oozed perfection. She was smart, funny, didn't let anyone talk to her any kind of way, and she was beautiful as hell. Luckily enough Ashley gets a chance to take her out. Hopefully this date leads to a wonderful future between the two.

Seven years ago, Namtan Tipnaree did what any totally rational person would do: chased rockstar fame, ghosted her wife, and disappeared like it was a dramatic season finale. Now she's back in Bangkok. Slightly cancelled. Mildly problematic. Desperately in need of good PR... and maybe emotional closure. Plan A: peacefully check if Film Rachanun still hates her. Plan B: run away again if things get awkward. Unfortunately, the universe said no. Because before she even gets to Film, Namtan runs into Luna, a kid who looks, talks, and acts suspiciously like a mini version of her. Spoiler: that's because she is. Now Namtan is juggling: -A daughter she didn't know existed (who does not like her) -A divorce paper she absolutely did not sign up for -A wife who has fully moved on, thriving, glowing, and oh engaged to someone else. -Her wife's fiancé and daughter's tutor who is suspiciously way too perfect for comfort. -And a whole family + in-laws + judgmental society (readers) who all agree she's the villain Namtan's new life mission? Win back her kid. Win back her wife. And maybe just maybe prove she's more than the "immature wannabe musician" everyone thinks she is. Easy. Right? Except she refuses to tell the truth about why she left in the first place.

At GMM University, chaos wears heels and top grades. Namtan-the fearless, filthy-rich football captain and untouchable queen bee-rules the campus like her personal runway. Film-the poised, perfect student council president and owner of the school's deadliest café-holds the crown of discipline, topped with venom and sharp edges. They've hated each other since forever. Cold glares. Verbal warfare. Passive-aggressive power plays. But when a single dare spirals into a dangerously intimate game of pride, obsession, and blurred boundaries, they begin to unravel. Because underneath all that hate is a wildfire. And neither of them is ready to burn. Enemies to lovers. Rivals in public. Addicted in secret. This isn't just a love story-it's a war they can't stop losing.

Freen Sarocha Chankimha, the magnetic force on campus, effortlessly weaves intelligence, charm, and talent into her captivating persona. As the heiress to the Chankimha Group of Companies, she's the university's enchanting playgirl, turning every head in her direction. Who wouldn't dream of being her lover? But there is a catch-in matters of the heart, Freen's approach is a whirlwind of playful escapades-no room for commitments. Love, for her, is an intricate puzzle, a burden too heavy for life's lighthearted moments. Not until her heart finally noticed, her sister's best friend, Rebecca Patricia Armstrong-a game-changer in Freen's world, adding an unexpected twist to her narrative of carefree romance and life.