megan skiendiel and jeong yoonchae can't stand each other. megan hates how yoonchae's perfect. she's top of the class, everyone's favorite, and the people's princess. yoonchae hates how megan acts like nothing matters, how she plays with people's hearts and broke sophia laforteza's heart. but maybe hate isn't the right word for what's growing between them. maybe it's something a little... casual? note: this is fictional, the story isn't real!

Daniela and Megan started as enemies, became lovers, and somehow made it work... until one vacation flipped everything. Two years into their relationship, Katseye's most chaotic couple is thriving or so it seems. When a twisted lie during their group trip sparks rumors of cheating, Daniela and Megan are thrown straight back into enemy territory. Trust is broken, and their friends (as usual) are way too invested This burn sequel is full of side-eyes, spying missions, dramatic confessions, and one wild lie. Can they find their way back to each other - again?

Daniela and Megan start off as enemies, but as tension builds, they can't ignore the chemistry between them. they try to figure out their complicated feelings for each other all while their friends laugh, watch, and wonder what's really going on. This slow-burn love story is full of awkward moments, steamy tension, and a lot of laughs as they take things one step at a time.

daniela avanzini falls hard for a girl she dances with at a party. and if there's one thing about daniela, it's that once she wants something, she goes for it. now all she has to do is convince y/n she isn't some playgirl

Megan Skiendiel isn't used to being noticed unless it's for raising her hand in class or fixing someone's tech. Daniela Avanzini, on the other hand, has the whole school wrapped around her finger head cheerleader, effortlessly hot, and emotionally unavailable. They're not exactly friends... but they keep ending up in the same rooms, pulled together by mutual friends, group projects, and shared glances neither of them can explain. Over time, something shifts. Jokes turn into late-night conversations. Side comments turn into lingering touches. And before either of them can name what's happening. With cheer tryouts, group drama, boyfriends, talent scouts, and growing feelings on the line, the question becomes: Can something that started off as pretend... stay pretend?