Coldgirlfriend Stories

Y/n suffering from a heartbreak, she visits her sister and family after a long while. Only to find out, Her sister is going to marry now. She was ready to pay for every thing needed for the wedding, but somehow her heart couldn't feel happy due to the break up. Y/N's sister was going to marry the famous Gucci owner, Kim Taehyung to which Y/n had modelled before. so she was content that Her sister, Na yeon is marrying a very devoted and loving man. But right before the wedding day, Na Yeon went missing. "Y/n, marry Taehyung for my sake?" her mother begged, looking at her mother's form, her eyes softened and nodded without thinking about any thing. •×• Started : June 10, 2021 Ended : July 12, 2021 Rank : #1 in Replacement

Ryland Grace is a former middle school science teacher who somehow ends up on one of the most important space missions in human history. He's intelligent, endlessly curious, and far too kind for a profession that routinely involves life-or-death decisions. He treats complex problems like puzzles, explains advanced science like he's talking to a classroom full of impatient teenagers, and apologizes even when he's not the one who made the mistake. He is also, unfortunately for his peace of mind, immediately and completely taken with Dr. Sabrina Hayes. From the moment they meet, she makes it very clear she thinks he doesn't belong there. She's brilliant, blunt, and relentlessly critical-correcting his work, dismissing his ideas, and questioning why someone like him is anywhere near an astronaut crew. Ryland, meanwhile, can't stop noticing her. The precision of her mind. The certainty in her voice. The way she refuses to soften anything, ever. She thinks he's a liability. He thinks she's the most fascinating person he's ever met. When a catastrophic failure leaves them stranded together in deep space, that friction doesn't disappear-it intensifies. There is nowhere to go, no one else to talk to, and no escape from each other. Forced into survival mode, they begin rebuilding systems, routines, and trust from nothing. Somewhere between arguments over engineering decisions, shared silence in the dark of space, and the slow realization that they are the last two people left who understand each other, something unexpected begins to form. Not comfort. Not ease. Something far more dangerous. Understanding.