At Wrocław University, raw talent and manufactured facades collide on the ice. Miu Natasha, a stoic scholarship rookie, is desperate for a fresh start. Instead, she is forced to share both the rink and a cramped dorm room with Lena Schuett. The cutthroat varsity captain who rules the team with a plastic, razor-sharp perfection. (Adaptation)

A talented drum major and the cheerleader who stole her heart. It only took eight years, but when destiny is involved, no matter how much time passes, that invisible red string will always connect to its other half.

Natsha doesn't believe in love. She believes in chemistry, good coffee, and leaving before things get messy. Lorena believes in staying. Which is exactly why she's trouble. After an accidental iced coffee disaster turns into suspiciously frequent run ins, teasing becomes tension, tension becomes longing, and two women who were never supposed to mean anything to each other start orbiting closer and closer. Near kisses in bookstores, flirting disguised as arguments, rain soaked confessions, and one very nosy old lady convinced they should just kiss already. But when one woman runs from love and the other refuses to leave......who falls first? Sometimes the shortest distance between two hearts is one kiss.

Capital is Blood. Reputation is Everything. Desire is the Ultimate Risk. Bangkok, 2026. The billion-dollar Emerald Bay project is collapsing. To save their dynasties, Lena Schuett and Miu Natsha are forced into a ruthless strategic merger: a marriage by contract. Lena is the Ice Queen. Methodical, cold, built on absolute control. Miu is the wildfire. Brilliant, impulsive, and dangerously beautiful. For years, they've been rivals, clashing in boardrooms with lethal intent. Now, they are forced to share a penthouse, a life, and a bed under the world's relentless spotlight. But behind closed doors, the "perfect romance" they perform for the cameras dissolves into a private war of pride and provocation. Every accidental touch is a challenge. Every lingering glance is a battlefield. As they navigate a web of internal sabotage, the line between hatred and obsession begins to blur. In a world where trust is the most expensive asset, they discover that the greatest danger to the contract isn't financial ruin-it's the uncontrollable hunger emerging from the shadows of power. They were forced to say "I do." But the real danger starts when they begin to mean it.