After a tragic accident claims the life of her fiancée, a grieving Janhae finds herself mysteriously travels back in the past. With this she is determined to alters the past to save Jingjing-only to realize that keeping her alive requires erasing herself from her history entirely

"I would never tire of chasing a restless ball across ninety minutes of grass, if only you were the goal waiting for me at the end of the pitch."

Jaiden Ployshompoo has never been the kind of student universities are proud of. Always late. Always covered in grease from her uncle's mechanic shop. A hustler who earns money through part-time work, billiard bets, and anything that keeps life moving. She lives with no dreams, no expectations, and no intention of falling in love ever again after her first love turned her trust into a joke. Jian Yu, on the other hand, is everything Jaiden hates. The flawless Student Council President. Disciplined, intelligent, feared across campus, and born into privilege. She believes in rules, responsibility, and planning every step of her future-until one drunken night changes everything. A kiss becomes a secret. A secret becomes an agreement. No strings attached. No feelings. Friends with benefits. Away from the university, they become each other's safe place. Inside the campus, they're still annoyance and arrogance of each other, constantly bickering in front of everyone as if they can't stand each other. But secrets never stay buried. As stolen nights turn into morning coffees, beach drives, late-night rescues, mechanic shop dinners, and silent comfort, the line between desire and love slowly begins to disappear. There's just one problem. Jian is already falling. Jaiden insists she's straight. And the worst habits aren't drinking, racing, or breaking school rules- Sometimes? the worst habit is falling for someone you promised you'd never love. A slow-burn Girls' Love campus romance about healing, found family, second chances, and two stubborn hearts learning that the most dangerous bad habit isn't breaking the rules, is breaking your own.

enemies to lovers