Cross and borders

Yazmine Garcia is a fiercely independent, sarcastic, and ambitious 19-year-old music journalist who graduated high school and college early. Her life is structured, fast-paced, and often consumed by her passion for the underground metal scene. She's confident in her identity, goth in style, and unapologetically herself-but when it comes to love, she's awkward, overthinking, and hopelessly human.

Kozmar is a strikingly attractive Polish man, enigmatic, self-assured, and slightly emotionally reserved. He's direct, bold, and has a magnetic presence that draws people in-even if they're not ready for the intensity he radiates. Kozmar speaks his mind and feels deeply, but he struggles to articulate his emotions in ways that aren't blunt or teasing.

Their story begins with a chance encounter in Warsaw, where Yazmine is visiting but lives in Germany. Despite the short time they spend in proximity, an electric connection sparks immediately. Kozmar's candidness and his startling confidence-paired with his teasing, almost careless flirtation-both terrify and thrill Yazmine. She's overwhelmed, kicking her legs, slapping herself, and screaming in her hotel room, yet she can't stop thinking about him.

The love story of Yazmine and Kozmar is defined by intense, whirlwind moments: awkward elevator encounters, blunt and provocative messages, and the raw chemistry of two people who clash and connect in equal measure. It's a love built on bold honesty, cross-border longing, and the thrill of forbidden spontaneity. Their bond is as messy as it is magnetic, punctuated by moments of vulnerability, laughter, teasing, and the shared thrill of discovering something rare and unexpected in another human being.