Yoonchae was always the top of the class, organized, calm, vice president of the schools student council, and infuriatingly emotionless to people she doesn't allow inside her small little bubble. and Megan... Megan was the exact opposite if thats what you describe it. Megan was the star player of the school basketball team, competitive, physically confident, very cocky, and secretly insecure of being "just an athlete". its not guaranteed you'll cry but i hope you will

What happens when two high school sweethearts who once believed their future was already written together. Through misunderstandings, hardships, and the growing pains of youth, they always managed to find their way back to each other. But as graduation draws near and life begins asking them to choose between love and their individual dreams, they are faced with the one thing they never thought they'd have to overcome-the possibility of growing apart. With unopened letters written for the future they once imagined together, they begin to question whether love is enough to keep two people holding on when time slowly changes who they are.

They were never meant to fall for each other-two girls who started as rivals in their final year. But between stolen glances, mixed signals, and feelings they tried to ignore, love found them anyway... unexpectedly, and all at once.

Katseye girls go on a trip to Florida, two girls in particular have an interesting problem

Love was the law, and Religion was taught. It wasn't allowed. That's what Megan, Sophia, and Yoonchae were told: that they'd go to hell for even the slightest bit of temptation. So when they meet a group of outcasts, who in the Bible are the direct definition of sinners, their world turns upside down. They knew it was a bad idea to smoke near the willow tree of the church; they knew it was an even worse idea to befriend the purest girls there. And the worst part, they knew they were sinners. This story is a rollercoaster of feelings, friendships, and faith. Sometimes, God has a plan. And even the most pure saints tend to sin.

Six friends from different corners of New York City chase ordinary high school days: classes, commutes, and late-night dreams, while standing on the edge of something bigger than any of them expect. Before the last stop, what will they choose? Their friendship? Their dreams? Their families hopes?

When her best friend Adriana leaves for an art residency abroad, Daniela agrees reluctantly to keep Adriana's girlfriend, Megan, company for the summer. What starts as an awkward favor quickly becomes something else. Between late-night talks, clumsy adventures, and quiet moments that feel heavier than words, Daniela begins to see Megan differently not as Adriana's girlfriend, but as someone who feels like home. Megan, still healing from Adriana's absence, finds comfort in Daniela's warmth and honesty. But when comfort turns into something deeper, and realize they're standing on dangerous ground torn between what feels right and what the world might never understand. Their connection changes everything until life, timing, and choices pull them apart in ways neither of them were ready for. "The Summer Promise" is a tender, slow-burning story about first love, loss, and the kind of heartbreak that never really leaves you the kind that turns into art, memory, and the courage to keep living.

Daniela and Megan started as enemies, became lovers, and somehow made it work... until one vacation flipped everything. Two years into their relationship, Katseye's most chaotic couple is thriving or so it seems. When a twisted lie during their group trip sparks rumors of cheating, Daniela and Megan are thrown straight back into enemy territory. Trust is broken, and their friends (as usual) are way too invested This burn sequel is full of side-eyes, spying missions, dramatic confessions, and one wild lie. Can they find their way back to each other - again?

From planning the perfect wedding to surviving the world's most chaotic honeymoon, Megan and Daniela thought they could handle anything until Megan wakes up with no memory of her wife. What follows is a whirlwind of confusion, jealousy, and hilariously bad advice from their friends as Daniela tries to make her fall in love all over again. Because sometimes, the hardest part of love isn't saying "I do"... it's finding your way back afterward.

Megan Skiendiel isn't used to being noticed unless it's for raising her hand in class or fixing someone's tech. Daniela Avanzini, on the other hand, has the whole school wrapped around her finger head cheerleader, effortlessly hot, and emotionally unavailable. They're not exactly friends... but they keep ending up in the same rooms, pulled together by mutual friends, group projects, and shared glances neither of them can explain. Over time, something shifts. Jokes turn into late-night conversations. Side comments turn into lingering touches. And before either of them can name what's happening. With cheer tryouts, group drama, boyfriends, talent scouts, and growing feelings on the line, the question becomes: Can something that started off as pretend... stay pretend?