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Fame was never an accident for Talia Noor-it was a strategy.
When she lands a spot as a backup dancer for Park Jimin, she sees more than an opportunity. She sees proximity. Power. Possibility. One rumor, one perfectly timed moment, and suddenly the world is watching-whispering her name alongside his.
It was supposed to be simple. A lie told well enough becomes truth.
But the closer she gets to him, the less it feels like a performance.
Park Jimin isn't just the name behind the headlines-he's perceptive, guarded, and far more dangerous to her plan than she anticipated. He notices too much. Feels too deeply. And somewhere between rehearsals, lingering glances, and a story neither of them fully controls, the line between strategy and truth begins to blur.
What starts as a calculated lie spirals into something neither of them can contain-because in a world built on image, the most convincing stories are the ones that feel real.
And when the truth finally surfaces, it won't just cost them their reputations, it might cost them each other.