Huszeys Stories

In a world where dynamics of Alpha, Beta, and Omega shape social hierarchies, Minji moves through life feeling invisible-even as a wealthy, brilliant student. As a Beta with no scent glands, she's an easy target for bullies who see her as "less than," but she carries herself with quiet dignity. Her world lights up only when she's near Hanni, a kind, popular Omega adored by all, who is engaged to Haerin-the poised, strict Student Council President revered as every Omega's ideal Alpha. Minji knows her feelings are unrequited and never expects anything more than to watch Hanni be happy. But beneath the surface of their perfect lives lies hidden tension: Haerin's childhood best friend Danielle, a charismatic but troubled Alpha, keeps her distance while struggling with unspoken feelings for Haerin, masking her pain with fleeting relationships. And Sunghoon, the Alpha who torments Minji, harbors a secret of his own-one that connects him to her in ways neither could have imagined. As loyalties are tested and truths come to light, each character must confront who they are and what they truly want, challenging the rigid rules that govern their world.

Minji has always been invisible-quiet, average, the kind of girl whose name slips through the cracks of memory. But in her silence, she carries a notebook. A small red one, worn at the edges, where she pours every bruise, every insult, every moment of pain that the world inflicts on her. Her classmates see her as weak, a perfect target. She endures their cruelty in silence, writing instead of screaming. Danielle is the opposite-bright, outspoken, and admired. She has the kind of presence that draws people in, the kind of smile that makes teachers favor her. But behind her easy charm is a restless heart, always searching for something real. When fate places Minji's red notebook in her hands, Danielle stumbles into a world of pain she never imagined. At first, it's just curiosity. A secret glance at Minji's words. But the more Danielle reads, the more she begins to see Minji differently-not as the girl everyone mocks, but as someone strong for surviving it all, someone fragile and precious in ways no one else has noticed. Soon, Danielle finds herself torn between protecting Minji in secret and standing against the cruelty of their classmates openly, even if it means losing everything she has. What starts as pity grows into something deeper, heavier, and dangerous-a love that is both a sanctuary and a battlefield. But can love bloom when the world around them thrives on breaking it apart?