After being pulled out of school Manon has finally returned for senior year, except everything and everyone has completely changed. With Manon, who had turned to smoking and painting, with anger issues, and ptsd from her father. She had turned mean earning herself the almost bully like rep. And Sophia, who's now completely turned popular. She's changed almost every aspect of her life. From her new popular boyfriend Leon. To starting to do makeup. To also talking up every extracurricular activity the school has to offer. When they cross paths again, with a past shared, and a ruined promise. Will they ever learn how to forgive. Or is it as simple as this. Broken hearts can't be fixed

Hot like a bullet Flying too fast, I couldn't catch it Five years after their girl group disbands, Manon and Sophia find comfort in living together-two artists rebuilding themselves in the quiet after fame. But when Manon brings Sophia into the lead role of her passion project, old rhythms begin to falter. What once felt like effortless harmony slowly twists into quiet resentment, creative tension, and blurred boundaries. As friendship strains under ambition, unspoken history, and feelings neither of them dare name, the line between love and rivalry begins to blur. [Fantasies Sequel]

To the world, Dr. Sophia Laforteza is the picture of icy, medical perfection. She is efficient, distant, and carries a composure that no emergency can break. But Manon Bannerman is determined to find the crack in the glass. It started with a genuine emergency. Now, it's a calculated routine. A "clumsy" fall, a "accidental" cut, a "fainting" spell-anything to get Manon back onto Sophia's table. Manon is addicted to the sterile scent of the clinic and the way Sophia's eyes narrow when she knows she's being lied to. But Manon is playing a dangerous game with a woman she doesn't truly know. Behind the white coat, Sophia is a woman defined by a quiet, five-year-old reason to keep the world at bay. She has already proven she will do the unthinkable to keep her sanctuary safe. She's faced a monster before, and she ensured he'd never wake up from the anesthesia. Manon thinks she's winning Sophia's heart, one "accident" at a time. She doesn't realize that in Sophia's world, some patients are saved-and others are simply removed. if Manon gets too close to the truth-or the little life Sophia hides at home-she might find out exactly what happens when a doctor decides a patient is terminal.