One drunken night, Engfa and Charlotte, who were never close but shared hidden chemistry, get intimate. They try to forget it - but that night awakens something too real to bury. Guilt, tension, denial, and growing emotions unravel everything they thought they knew about each other... and themselves.

Engfa, rising as a bright star under MGI as an artist, falls deeply in love with Charlotte-another MGI talent with a quiet soul and a hidden darkness. But Charlotte is still deeply wounded from a past trauma-something she's never spoken of, something that still controls how close she lets people in. Engfa's love is real, but it arrives at the worst possible time. And love, no matter how pure, can't heal someone who isn't ready. This is a story about timing, emotional survival, patience, heartbreak, and hope-wrapped in music, pain, and the bittersweet ache of falling for someone who doesn't feel safe to love you back. Yet.

At St. Dominics, power isn't earned, it's gambled. And no one plays the game better than Kira Timurov, the cold, unshaken president of the student council. Then came Yumeko Kawamoto, all red lips and sweet danger, smiling like she already knew everyone's secrets. One win, then another. And suddenly, Kira wasn't just watching. She was interested. Threatened. Drawn.

Charlotte is a perfectionist, polished, disciplined, and impeccably well-mannered. She has always loathed Engfa Waraha-the school's notorious rugby star and unapologetic troublemaker. To Charlotte, Engfa is everything she despises: arrogant, reckless, and always at the center of a fight. But when Charlotte begins to glimpse the cracks beneath Engfa's wild defiance, the line between admiration and anger starts to blur. What begins as irritation slowly twists into fascination, and soon, Charlotte realizes that the boundary between hate and something far more dangerous is thinner than she ever imagined. Rowdy Girl is a story of pride, passion, and secrets - and of two souls who were always meant to fall for each other, long before they ever knew it. ⚠️ Warning: This story is intended for mature audiences. G!P themes included.

Once, they were unstoppable - the band everyone wanted, the couple everyone envied. Kira Timurov's discipline and Yumeko Jabami's chaos burned together onstage like lightning in a bottle. Until the cracks split wide: creative clashes, trust issues, heartbreak bleeding into music. Now the band is broken in two. Riri and Suki stand at Kira's side; Mary and Ryan follow Yumeko; the fans argue endlessly over who's to blame. They still end up at the same shows, still forced into rehearsals, interviews, and charity gigs together. Every encounter reopens old wounds. Every song sounds like a confession. Kira tells herself she's moved on - writing new tracks, drinking, distracting herself with anyone but Yumeko. Yumeko hides her hurt in grins and risky stunts, her voice sharper, wilder than ever. Yet no matter how far they spiral, their music keeps dragging them back to each other. Through flashbacks of love, jealousy, and the fights that tore them apart, and present-day moments where the chemistry refuses to die, both women are forced to admit the truth: the breakup was never about music. It was about fear. Fear of being caged, fear of being abandoned, fear of losing the only person who ever truly saw them.

Engfa is the straight A student whose life is series of perfect checklists and crushing family expectation. When she moves into room B43, she expects a quiet path to her degree. Instead, she collides with Charlotte Austin pierced, tattooed, secretive , and devastatingly cynical, hiding her brilliant soul behind a mask of rebellion. Having her around starts to make Engfa doubt about her orientation, it's totally a new thing for her. The sparks between them are instan, and volatile, but it's built on a foundation of lies. Charlotte is like an exploding firework on her palm, she's so hot tht burn your body and soul, can she handle the fire into beautiful show on the hell's fair or it burns her to ashes till nothing left.