Tadhana is a beautiful word to describe an idea that things happen for a special reason. To Megan, Yoonchae is just like her father. However, the ice queen facade begins to crack when Megan realizes that Yoonchae isn't a spoiled accomplice, but a kind soul struggling under the weight of her own family's control.

Yoon had clear rules: 1. Don't trust pretty smiles. 2. Never get into trouble. 3. Avoid Megan Skiendiel at all costs. Problem: Megan always seemed to know exactly how to break them.

Yoonchae believes that she is straight. All her life, she's only fallen in love with one boy. But she starts to question herself when her sister's best friend, Megan Skiendiel, is the one she actually wants the most? It was never friendship to begin with, let alone a situationship. Megan does feel the same way, but she's trapped. She knows that Yoonchae will not see her that way, and maybe that's okay until it's not. Completely fictional!

they haven't seen each other since they were ten-yet one look is enough to set the room on fire. neither Megan nor Yoonchae will admit it, but they're both craving what they should hate. every argument pulls them closer, and every touch lingers too long. they were never meant to want each other... so why can't they stop? _______ i don't really use caps look, sorry for that.

Yoonchae had always been great at basketball. She's cocky, snarky and tall! Unfortunately, two months after her last season, her family had to move. And now she's stuck in a catholic school that didn't even have a basketball team. So, okay, fine, she'll do volleyball instead. Oh, she's also stuck with a very salty team captain, Megan Skiendiel. Based off Rookie (2023). Crossposted from my AO3.

yoonchae and megan are learning that love isn't always easy once the world starts pulling them in different directions. with yoonchae at yale and megan at ucla, distance becomes their new test. sophia, who is now yoonchae's roommate, and with megan finally being surrounded by the people that she is not familiar to. but distance has its own way of testing love. yoonchae becomes distant, and megan starts immersing herself with the things she's passionate about. with new people in each of yoonchae and megan's life, both wonder if the love that they created was even worth it. sometimes we fill the emptiness of our heart, right? OR megan and yoonchae starts hating each other again as there are new characters in their life that they feel threatened of.

When the world fell apart, Yoonchae thought she'd lost everything. Her friends. Her safety. Her hope. But then she met Megan - a zombie who should've been her enemy, yet somehow wasn't. She doesn't kill. She doesn't hunt. She feels. As the line between human and monster blurs, Yoonchae must choose between loyalty to her friends and the impossible love growing in the middle of the apocalypse. Because sometimes... even in a world full of death, a heart can still beat for someone who shouldn't be alive.

The goal is clear: graduate at the top. The complication is that in trying to defeat her greatest academic rival, Yoonchae might just find herself falling for the only person capable of truly challenging her mind, and stealing her heart.

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Yoonchae is used to keeping her life perfectly controlled-top grades, quiet presence, and a carefully hidden family secret. Megan has everything she could want... except patience for anyone who threatens her world. Now, they're forced together, pretending, performing, and hating every second-until the lines between business and heart start to blur. Or Two girls. One contract. No love.