Enemies to Lovers? ‎ ‎"That spoiled brat is so fvcking annoying." - Rora ‎ ‎"I don't want to see her stupid, annoying face ever again." - Asa ‎ ‎. ‎. ‎. ‎. ‎. ‎. ‎ ‎"Damn, you're so hot, baby." - Asa ‎ ‎"Hmm, you taste so good." - Rora ‎

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At YG Academy, the most prestigious high school in the city, life is supposed to be about grades, gossip, and graduation. But for Ruka, Rora, Rami, and Chiquita, the final bell is just the beginning of their "real" day. By night, they are The North Star, a group of masked vigilantes protecting the streets from "The Glitch," a mysterious digital virus turning ordinary citizens into chaotic monsters. By day, they are just four students struggling to hide their bruises under oversized hoodies and their exhaustion behind energy drinks. The only problem? Their crushes are the ones tasked with catching them. Pharita, Asa, Ahyeon, and Hyein make up the Academy's Student Safety Committee (SSC). They are brilliant, observant, and increasingly suspicious of why their best friends always seem to disappear right when the sirens start blaring. As "The Glitch" grows stronger, the secrets start to crumble. Between accidental power slips in the cafeteria, late-night rooftop encounters, and the intimate silence of cleaning wounds in the school infirmary, the girls of The North Star find themselves in a dangerous dance. The mission is simple: Save the city. Don't get caught. But in a world of masks and mysteries, falling in love is the most "off the record" move they could make.

Six months ago, they saved the city from falling. Now, they have to save themselves from the landing. District 1 is healing. Under the iron rule of Mayor Rami Shin, the "New Design" has brought order to the chaos. The women of Unit 7 have traded their badges for private licenses, living in the luxury of the Chaikong Estate. Ruka Kawai has finally hung up her trench coat, finding peace in the arms of Pharita Chaikong. The war, it seems, is over. But peace is just a mask. During a masquerade gala at the Grand Opera House, a new terror seizes the stage. A killer known only as The Mimic emerges, leaving behind victims stripped of their faces and a message that chills the city to the bone: "We forgot to look at the reflection." The Mimic isn't just a serial killer; he is a living mirror, obsessed with exposing the rot beneath the city's shiny new surface. And he has Unit 7 in his crosshairs. He doesn't want to kill them-he wants to deconstruct them. With Mayor Shin turning the city into a surveillance state and the team fracturing from within, Ruka is forced to make a desperate gamble. To catch a killer who has no face, she must seek the help of the one man who understands the logic of monsters: Aris Thorne, waiting in the darkness of a black site prison. In a city of smoke and mirrors, the women of Unit 7 must face their pasts. Because if they blink, the reflection will kill them.

Some ghosts don't stay buried. Detective Kawai Ruka is a legend in the worst way possible. Known as the "Gravedigger" for her cold demeanor and the trail of bodies she leaves behind, she has been exiled to the basement of the 4th Precinct. Here, she leads Unit 7, a black-ops division of misfits, rebels, and geniuses who tackle the cases no one else wants. For ten years, Ruka has been haunted by the one case she couldn't solve: The Architect, a serial killer who turns crime scenes into grotesque art installations, leaving nothing behind but a folded origami lily. When a high-profile murder at the City Museum bears the Architect's signature, Ruka is forced back into the light. But this time, the rules have changed. The Architect isn't just killing random victims; he is leaving personalized puzzles designed to test the specific skills of Ruka's team. To survive, Ruka must rely on the people she swore never to endanger: Dr. Pharita Chaikong, the elegant and enigmatic Medical Examiner who is the only person capable of stitching Ruka's wounds and her heart. Jung Ahyeon, a profiler who risks her sanity to enter the killer's mind, and Chiquita, the rookie SWAT specialist who would burn the city down to protect her. Enami Asa and Lee Dain (Rora), the genius forensic duo whose digital and scientific prowess is the only thing standing between the city and total chaos. Shin Haram (Rami), the District Attorney fighting a war in the courtroom to keep Unit 7 from being disbanded. As the puzzles grow more complex and personal, Ruka realizes the terrifying truth: The Architect doesn't just want to kill them. He wants to prove that they are just as broken as he is. In a city drowning in rain and secrets, Unit 7 must fit the pieces together before the final fold is made.

​A year ago, a tragic van accident on a rain-slicked bridge in Singapore claimed the life of Lee Rora, the rising star and "Visual Center" of the K-pop group Babymonster. But for Rora, death was not the end, it was a bargain. Granted a second chance by a mysterious entity known as the Woman in Hanbok, Rora is thrust back in time to the beginning of that fatal year. The catch? She must pay a "Debt" to the Universe. For every life she saves, she must surrender a piece of herself.

The morning bell was supposed to signal another ordinary school day. It never rang again. At Hanlim High School, what begins as a routine Monday collapses into chaos when a strange outbreak spreads through the campus within hours. Classrooms become cages. Hallways turn into killing grounds. Teachers vanish. Friends become monsters. Trapped inside the school grounds, Kawai Ruka, a sharp-witted and stubborn student, is forced into leadership she never asked for. Beside her is Pharita Chaikong, calm, observant, and quietly brave. the one person who keeps Ruka grounded as fear threatens to tear her apart. As the infection worsens, survival is no longer just about staying alive, but about who you're willing to protect when the world ends. As they search for a way out, they cross paths with other survivors. Together, they uncover horrifying truths: the outbreak wasn't random. The school was never safe. And the bell that never rang may have been silenced on purpose. As zombies flood the campus and escape routes disappear one by one, bonds form under pressure, fragile romances bloom in the middle of bloodshed, trust is tested, and choices must be made that will haunt them forever. Some will sacrifice everything. Some will betray. Some will fall. And not everyone will make it out alive. Because when the bell stops ringing- the real lesson begins.

[Inspired by the movie "Countdown"] It was supposed to be a game. Seven days before their biggest concert, the members of BABYMONSTER stumble upon a viral trend: an app called FATE that claims to predict the exact moment of your life's "Golden Hour." Expecting dates years in the future, they download it for a laugh. The laughter stops when the timers appear. At first, they dismiss it as a glitch. But as the seconds tick away, reality begins to fray. Shadows detach from walls. Familiar songs distort into static. The city of Seoul turns cold and gray, populated by people who speak in loops. Then, the first timer hits zero. There is no explosion. No body. Just a flickering light and a pile of empty clothes on the living room floor. Even more terrifying? The world forgets she ever existed. Now, caught in a nightmare where the laws of physics are breaking down, the remaining members must go on the run to escape a faceless entity that is hunting them one by one. But how do you escape a countdown that is synced to your own heartbeat? And why does Chiquita, the youngest of them all, have the longest time left on the clock? As the group dwindles and the static grows louder, they must solve the mystery of the code before the final second ticks away. The clock is running. The world is glitching. And someone is watching.

Four sisters trained to kill. Three strangers who taught them to feel. One oath that threatens to destroy them all. When the Queens of the Mafia fall for the witnesses they were supposed to silence, the real war begins not on the streets, but inside their own home.

When you two broke up two years ago and met again as Roommates. (Please understand if I have some grammatical error. English isn't my first language. Additionally, I'm not gonna write too many things about 18+ since I'm still below 18, in short, I'm still a minor... thank you) 😘😘😘