Sophia Laforteza and Manon Bannerman are rivals from different companies, and they meet to discuss work matters. But then, both CEOs find out that they might be falling for each other...

Megan Skiendiel, the queen of the school. Sophia Laforteza, the...nerd....of the school Is what people say true? Do opposites attract? Let's find out TOGETHER. Megan is failing a lot of her classes, but math is the worst. "AN F?! MEGAN MEIYOK SKIENDIEL!!" Her mom yells at her, Megan always tries her best to impress and make her mom proud..nothing worked. Fail. Fail.. FAILURE... Sophia on the other hand...her mom is so proud of her that she's drowning in praise. Sophia hates it, and when the Mean girl, is dropped right into her pile of things to take care of...everything turns into a mess. You see, the girls always hated each other, Megan thought Sophia was too nerdy and weird, Sophia thought Megan was too mean and was a rich rat. And...she was...but Sophia didn't know what happens at home, school is Megan's escape. Will Sophia and Megan get through it together? Started: Feb 2 Ended: Feb 10 #1 in megan #11 in sophia #3 in sophia #5 in megan

just katseye oneshots because i got no shit to do and spend most of my time here

Daniela Avanzini hated Sophia Laforteza-plain and simple. And honestly? Who could blame her? Sophia was the one who'd stood on a cafeteria table and read Daniela's private texts out loud like it was open-mic night, shoving her out of the closet in front of everyone. So Daniela bolted to New York with her three best friends the moment she graduated, convinced she'd finally left Sophia in the past. But now Sophia's back. And she's... different. Completely different. Just not in the way Daniela ever expected.

The survival show is over. The team is finally complete. And the members of KATSEYE are learning how to live together for the first time. With the constant pressure of competition gone, the house becomes quieter-filled with late-night conversations, tired laughter, and moments that feel a little too personal. For Daniela Avanzini and Sophia Laforteza, those moments start to mean more than they should. A glance that lasts too long. A touch that lingers. A tension neither of them knows how to ignore. As friendship slowly turns into something deeper, they'll have to decide if some feelings are worth risking everything for.

enemies to lovers cause why not?

After an impulsive one-night stand, Sophia and Daniela agree it meant nothing. But Sophia can't forget the warmth of Daniela's hands or the vanilla-citrus scent she left on her skin. Daniela, pretending she's fine, hides the way Sophia's laugh has been replaying in her mind for days. What was supposed to be a clean, easy goodbye turns into a lingering tension neither of them asked for-and definitely weren't prepared to feel. When fate pulls them back into each other's orbit, one thing becomes clear: One night wasn't enough.

A hopeless romantic, Daniela Avanzini is forced to exchange her love life for a marriage contract. To secure a massive merger between their families, she is bound to a five-year marriage with the one person she never expected. Sophia Laforteza is cold, unreadable, and terrifyingly smart. A straight-A student who transitioned seamlessly into a corporate powerhouse, she is used to getting exactly what she wants. Now, they are sharing a house with only one bedroom and a legacy that depends entirely on their union. The plan is simple. Stay married for five years and walk away the moment the clock runs out. But as time goes on, Daniela realizes that surviving five years with Sophia might not be the hardest thing she's ever done.

When the popular global girl group, KATSEYE, is asked a harmless interview question - "If you were a guy, which member would you date?" - the answer shocks everyone: every single member chooses their leader, Sophia. What starts as a joke soon spirals into secret confessions, playful chaos, and five hearts competing for one.

By day, Sophia keeps her life simple. By night, she becomes "Luna," the voice behind Midnight Confessions, where strangers bare their secrets to the dark. But when letters start to feel a little too close to home, Sophia realizes that sometimes, the biggest confessions aren't the ones sent in... but the ones she's been avoiding herself.