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Noh Yunah is the youngest CEO to ever take control of Astra Entertainment-a woman known for her ice-cold decisions, unreadable eyes, and a reputation for treating idols like numbers on a profit chart. Emotions have no place in her boardroom. Sakai Moka is everything the public loves-a radiant idol adored by millions, flawless under the spotlight. But behind the stage lights, she's exhausted, controlled, and slowly breaking under expectations she never chose. When Moka is summoned for a private evaluation late at night, she expects criticism... not Yunah's silent scrutiny. Not the way the CEO notices the tremble in her hands, the tired smile, the cracks no camera ever catches. What begins as a professional relationship turns into something dangerous-secret glances, unspoken protection, and late-night conversations hidden from the world. Yunah tells herself it's just responsibility. Moka knows it's more than that. In an industry where love is forbidden and power decides everything, one question remains- Will Noh Yunah continue to rule from the shadows... or risk everything for Sakai Moka?

Wonhee and Iroha have been friends since they were kids. They grew up together, shared everything, and were always by each other's side. Over time, Wonhee slowly started developing feelings for Iroha, but she never had the courage to confess. She decided to keep it to herself because she was afraid of ruining their friendship. Now they're in high school, and things have changed. Iroha has a boyfriend named Jake. He's kind and makes her happy, but seeing them together makes Wonhee feel jealous and hurt. She tries to ignore those feelings, telling herself that she should just be a supportive friend. Instead of talking about it, Wonhee starts distancing herself. She replies less, avoids hanging out, and acts colder than usual. Iroha doesn't understand why her best friend is pulling away, and she thinks maybe Wonhee is just busy or stressed. What Iroha doesn't know is that Wonhee is only stepping back to protect her own heart.

Wonhee is normal human a police officer as iroha is G!P and a vampire, in my other book i said the original authors user but don't yell at me bc i'm not putting the authors name but i did on my other story so yeah its a bit mature idk

Dear Diary, I'm starting to think I have a serious problem. Today I dropped my pencil twice just because she said my name. TWICE. And the worst part? She picked it up for me with that stupidly pretty smile like she wasn't actively ruining my life. I swear this is just a crush... but then why does everything feel brighter whenever she's around?

It's our very own night picnic And the starlight keeps falling, When I'm with you, the whole world feels so special

Three years ago, Yunah and Minju were everything-until distance, choices, and silence pulled them apart. Now, they meet again, no longer the same people they used to be. Minju stayed the same in one way: she never moved on. Yunah did. With a new life, new priorities, and a girlfriend by her side, Yunah insists that whatever she once felt for Minju is long gone. To her, the past is just that-the past. But some feelings don't disappear as easily as people claim they do. And when old memories resurface, lines begin to blur, truths become harder to ignore, and the question lingers between them- Did Yunah really lose her feelings... -or did she just learn how to hide them better? this is the sequel for courts and commanders -yunju 😋

[HIATUS] Everyone at school knew one thing: Hokazono Iroha and Lee Wonhee did not get along. Since their first year of high school, they've been nothing but opposites forced into the same space- Iroha, the rule-breaker who solves everything with her fists, and Wonhee, the quiet top student who believes in patience, discipline, and doing things the "right" way. They never needed a reason to clash. Their existence alone was enough. To Iroha, Wonhee was fake- a perfect smile hiding behind expectations and empty kindness. To Wonhee, Iroha was reckless- someone who wasted her potential and dragged chaos wherever she went. They stayed out of each other's worlds. Until they couldn't anymore. After one fight too many, Iroha is forced into a disciplinary program... and somehow, out of everyone, Wonhee is the one who volunteers to mentor her. Now, they're stuck together- after school sessions, constant supervision, unwanted proximity. Every conversation turns into an argument. Every silence feels heavier than it should. But the more time they spend together, the harder it becomes to ignore what's beneath the surface. Because maybe Iroha isn't just trouble. And maybe Wonhee isn't as perfect as everyone thinks. And somewhere between bruises, late nights, and words they don't mean- hate starts to blur into something far more dangerous. Something neither of them is ready for.

"My Everything, Yet Not Mine."

in this story‚ Hokazono Iroha is born in a rich family and very famous and Lee Wonhee is just a normal pretty nerd in the same school as Iroha and have been stalking Iroha for a very long time. but little Iroha doesn't know... (WILL HAVE SEASON WATTPAD!)

Two years after everything was left unsaid, Minju has built a quiet life that finally feels like her own. Yunah, carrying old mistakes and an unfinished past, finds her way back when she least expects it. With new people, old wounds, and feelings that never really faded, some words are harder to say the second time around, but maybe they matter more.

Noh Yunah is everything Park Minju can't stand-loud, arrogant, constantly breaking rules, and somehow untouchable as the school's basketball captain. Yunah smokes behind the gym, picks fights like it's a sport, and treats authority as a joke. To Minju, the student council president who lives by structure and silence, Yunah is a walking headache and the embodiment of everything wrong with the school. Their worlds collide when the principal forces the basketball team and student council to work together for an upcoming regional school evaluation. Minju is put in charge of discipline and public image-meaning Yunah is suddenly their responsibility. Yunah hates being monitored, especially by someone who looks at them with pure disdain. Minju hates how Yunah never seems to care, yet somehow always gets what they want. Clashes turn constant. Verbal sparring becomes routine. Yunah deliberately pushes Minju's buttons just to see that calm mask crack, while Minju relentlessly calls out Yunah's recklessness. But beneath the arrogance, Minju starts noticing Yunah's pressure as captain, the expectations, the anger that doesn't come from nowhere. And Yunah, against their will, begins respecting Minju's backbone-how they never back down, never beg, never bend. When a major incident threatens Yunah's position on the team, Minju is forced to choose between rules and fairness. That decision changes everything. The hatred doesn't disappear-but it shifts. Into tension. Into understanding. Into something neither of them planned.

Where Iroha has her private twitter account exposed to the entire school and Wonhee is the one who helps her.