Eom Seonghyeon and Ahn Keonho were best friends for seventeen years. Then one misunderstanding destroyed everything. One rooftop. One fight. One friendship broken beyond repair. A year later, they're first-year college students, heirs to two rival business empires, academic competitors, and enemies famous throughout campus for their constant arguments. Seonghyeon always comes first. Keonho always comes second. Neither of them can stand being in the same room for more than five minutes. Unfortunately, fate has other plans. When Seonghyeon experiences a rare late presentation and discovers that he is not an alpha after all, his carefully controlled life begins to fall apart. Keeping the secret is hard enough. Getting caught by Ahn Keonho makes it infinitely worse. Especially when instincts, old feelings, family pressure, and an unexpected mate bond start dragging them back into each other's lives. They spent a year proving they hated each other. Now they have to figure out whether that's still true. (In short, A late-bloom omega, a possessive alpha, a broken friendship, and enough tension to make everyone else miserable.) 🌚✨ #keonhyeon

Juhoon wants Martin to stop smoking; if he wants to get rid of his stress so badly, he should kiss him. • • • • × Just a short, cute story × I wrote this for fun and with no harmful intentions. Don't relate fiction with reality. ⚠️ I do NOT think Martin smokes nor do I want you guys to think that, this is a simple FICTIONAL story. × Thanks for reading! <3

Kim Juhoon has three rules: ignore noise, never lose a fight, and don't fall in love. Martin Edwards breaks all of them.

Do you think it will get better? Juhoon questions himself everyday. He wants to move on, because that's what Martin would've wanted. For him to find happiness. But, moving on also meant letting go, and Juhoon doesn't think he's ready to let go.

Martin hates Juhoon. But hate turns into watching. Watching turns into wanting. And wanting turns into something Martin can't control. Now debut is two months away, and Martin has to choose: the dream he's chased for seven years, or the boy he was never supposed to love. Or maybe- just maybe- he can have both.