You know you love me. XOXO, Gossip Girl. This book is written in the exact tone of the 2007 Gossip Girl narrator - sharp, elegant, messy, iconic - but adapted to the K-pop idol world where every fan, solo stan, anti, multistan, and sasaeng follows her updates.

In the competitive world of Katseye, six young performers are bound together by talent, ambition, and the pressure to succeed. But beneath the glittering lights and synchronized routines lies something far more complex: friendship, rivalry, and the unspoken emotions that can change everything. For Daniela, life has always been clear-cut-until Megan, the group's fearless and unpredictable member, starts to unravel the boundaries Daniela thought she understood. What begins as rivalry slowly shifts into something unspoken, fragile, and dangerous for the heart. When Megan confronts the truths about her past relationships and the people around her, she and Daniela are forced to face feelings they can no longer ignore. Between whispered confessions, late-night conversations, and stolen moments, both girls discover that love and trust are far more complicated-and far more beautiful-than they ever imagined. Katseye is a story about friendship, self-discovery, and the delicate line between love and rivalry, capturing the tension, warmth, and quiet intensity of young hearts learning to navigate their desires.

Megan, the quiet and nerdy girl everyone overlooks, just wants to survive another school year unnoticed. But when Daniela - the popular, confident bully - sets her sights on Megan, everything changes. What starts as teasing slowly turns into something deeper and more confusing. Between cruel jokes and stolen glances, the line between hate and something else begins to blur.

Daniela, the daughter of a Cuban immigrant, has always relied on discipline and hard work to escape the uncertainty she grew up with. Focused on her architecture studies, she moves from New York to London for a scholarship, determined to stay away from distractions. Megan, the daughter of wealthy London parents, hides her confusion about life behind parties and her underground band. When she meets Daniela by chance, she's drawn to her seriousness and calm in a way she's never experienced before.

Two ex lovers, shared the holidays together, how bad could it be?

Megan has been in love with Daniela for years, and she's never been good at hiding it. Everyone knows it-including Daniela herself. But instead of forcing the feelings or rushing for answers, Megan lets them linger quietly in the open. For her, love isn't a race. It's a current, something to drift along with, something to trust. Daniela, radiant and seemingly unreachable, carries Megan's feelings with a grace that both comforts and confuses her. Their story isn't about grand confessions or instant endings-it's about patience, longing, and the quiet belief that if two people are meant to find each other, they will. It's a story of pining, of waiting, and of love that doesn't demand-but endures.

"Two different people can always have something in common, even if it's something they'd rather not share" Megan Skiendiel and Daniela Avanzini couldn't be more different on the surface. Megan is the queen of pep rallies, effortlessly leading the crowd as she feeds of their enthusiasm. Daniela, on the other hand, more cold and calculated. It's all about precision and strategy that allows her to command her own side of the crowd. Both head cheer leaders of their respective schools, so their difference couldnt be more seen but beneath their rivalry lies a shared darker bond- one forged by the twisted legacies of their fathers.

Daniela started sending a secret letters that were meant to be for Manon. Unknowingly the person that's been receiving all her secret letters is Megan.

When Lara discovers Megan's secret feelings for Daniela-her straight bandmate-everything begins to shift. As Megan struggles to keep her heart quiet, and Daniela clings to certainty, tension rises. All because of a fucking journal. Idk what this is guys but enjoy