Idol

Kira Salazar never expected a brief encounter with a rude smoker to turn her life upside down. What unsettles her most isn't the stranger's sharp tongue, but the strange feeling that she's seen her somewhere before.
The next day, Kira discovers that the smoker is Noahe Ignacio, the president of GAMA and her new superior. Irritated by their first meeting, Kira stubbornly views Noahe as nothing more than an arrogant rival and a constant source of frustration.
Yet the more time they spend together, the harder it becomes to hate her.
While Noahe remains distant and detached from everyone else, she is unexpectedly caring toward Kira-making sure she eats, looking after her, and remembering things she never mentioned. The contradiction only deepens Kira's confusion, especially as Noahe continues to feel strangely familiar.
As rivalry slowly turns into something more, Kira begins to wonder: why does Noahe seem like a forgotten figure from her past, and why does her presence feel so impossible to ignore? Kira must decide whether Noahe Ignacio is simply an infuriating rival-or someone whose place in her life was never truly lost to begin with.