Two Rivals. One Equation. Zero Space for Love.
Dexter is a Math Master's student, a straight-A perfectionist whose entire life revolves around flawless logic and the top spot in the rankings. Alex is his polar opposite: charming, chill, and naturally gifted but just competitive enough to constantly challenge Dexter for first place at Polaris University. They are academic rivals, destined to compete and, frustratingly, destined to be paired together for every major project.
For Dexter, Alex is a calculated risk-a handsome, distracting variable. For Alex, Dexter is a captivating puzzle he can't solve.
Their undeniable chemistry begins to bloom amidst late-night study sessions and shared frustrations, culminating in their final, massive project: "Lines of Life." They study parallel lines, tangent lines, and intersecting lines, but it's the concept of the asymptote that breaks their careful distance.
"Kami ni Dexter parang asymptotes. We get close... but we'll never meet. Close, pero never together."
Torn between the fear of ruining their academic futures and the painful pull of their feelings, Alex makes a choice to break away. Dexter, too afraid to risk his perfect life for a love he doesn't understand, lets him go.
Their story becomes a study in distance a painful clash of ambition, jealousy, and silence that forces them to accept a heartbreaking truth: they are not ready.
But after months of silence, an old project notebook resurfaces at their graduation. Inside, on the page marked "ASYMPTOTE," a final message is waiting:
"Lines don't always meet. But sometimes... we choose to bend."
When a fire takes everything from Mia, her parents, her home, and the life she once knew, she is adopted by her mother's best friend, Jules Kingsley. Moving into the Kingsley mansion should be a fresh start, but her new brother, Damon, has other plans.
Damon is ruthless, possessive, and impossible to avoid. He's made it his mission to remind Mia that she doesn't belong, and their hatred for each other burns brighter with every interaction. But living under the same roof means there is no escape, no distance, no way to keep the lines from blurring.
He wants control. He wants her submission. He wants her, no matter how wrong it is. And the more Mia resists, the more his obsession grows, twisting every fight into something darker, every stolen glance into a game neither of them can win.