Pop Sensation Michael Jackson is a snob. Makeup Artist Yaya Everette is a sweetheart. Two worlds collide and Two hearts connect.

Beyoncé x Michael Jackson fanfic. 2001. The world is shaken. In the quiet that follows, music becomes a way to feel again. At just 20, Beyoncé Knowles is finding her voice outside of Destiny's Child, and her now ex-boyfriend, Jay-Z, when she receives a personal invitation: a chance to collaborate with Michael Jackson on a song meant to heal the world. Just her. No group. No backup. It's one recording session. But sometimes, one moment changes everything. Disclaimer: This is a fan-written story born out of genuine love and respect for both artists. It's something new and different from my usual writing, and I'm just here to have fun with an idea.

Lee Do-hyun is South Korea's most famous actor-and its coldest. Quiet, intimidating, and fiercely protective of his one-year-old son, he's fired every nanny he's ever hired. Lyric Thompson, a bubbly foreign exchange student at Yonsei University, is just trying to survive Seoul with a part-time job and enough money to eat something besides ramen. After literally crashing into Do-hyun, she somehow ends up working as his son's nanny-the only person the child instantly loves. Now the grumpy actor and the sunshine college student are forced into each other's lives, where late nights, chaotic routines, and one adorable baby slowly turn cold walls into something warmer.

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