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An original K drama novel. When engineer Jun Ho meets English teacher Shana on the subway, he knows she's the one. There's just one problem: his mother. Hye Jin has already chosen Jun Ho's bride-the perfect Korean match, Ji Yeon. But Jun Ho doesn't love her. He loves Shana. So he does the unthinkable: he marries Shana in secret. Can their love survive when two worlds collide? A clean romance for fans of K-dramas and love that conquers all. Perfect for fans of Crash Landing On You, What's Wrong With Secretary Kim, and Business Proposal. What to expect: Clean romance - no mature content Family drama - but not overbearing! Slow burn, cute moments, aegyo, and kilig guaranteed - however you like to say it Korean culture & tradition Happy ending No filler chapters! Hate those! Readers say: "This should be a K-drama!'" Listen to the OST on Spotify, Apple Music, or YouTube Music for ambience. HIGHEST RANKINGS #1 Korea on 12-19-2025 of 15,200 stories! #1 Korean Drama 12-19-2025 #1 Seoul 12-23-2025 #1 Happily Ever After #1 Diverse Romance #1 Latinx Trigger Warnings: mention of murder/domestic violence, but no depiction. Started 10-8-2025 Completed 12-13-2025

Maya, Brielle, and Zaria are no longer the same girls who walked the halls of Ridgeway High with unsure steps and guarded hearts. Sophomore year brings new challenges-and deeper questions. What does it mean to lead without breaking? To heal while still hurting? To grow without growing apart? As Maya pours herself into her art, Brielle steps into the spotlight of leadership, and Zaria wrestles with family and silence, their paths begin to shift. But one truth remains: real friendship isn't about being the same-it's about showing up, again and again, for who you're becoming. Told in lyrical prose and moments both tender and true, This Is How We Bloom is a story of identity, resilience, and the quiet power of choosing each other-even as the world pulls you in new directions.

College dorms. City skylines. Long-distance calls and lives that no longer overlap. Maya, Brielle, and Zaria are learning what it means to grow up-and grow apart. Maya chases her art dreams in New York City, surrounded by chaos and creativity, yet haunted by homesickness. Brielle rises as a campus leader in D.C., juggling big ambitions with the pressure to stay perfect. And Zaria? She stays behind, navigating healing, heartbreak, and the quiet power of finding her own voice. Through journal entries, video calls, and stolen summers, the girls discover that friendship doesn't have to fade with distance. But it does have to evolve. This is a story of stretching without breaking, of learning who you are when no one is watching-and of holding on to the people who see you, even when you're far from home.

College life has pulled Maya, Brielle, and Zaria in different directions-but their bond refuses to break. From city galleries to campus protests to poetry read-alongs in quiet bedrooms, each of them is finding her voice in a world that asks them to grow up fast and speak even faster. Between midnight calls, missed messages, and unsent letters, the girls learn that growing up doesn't mean growing apart. It means rewriting the rules of friendship-and finding new ways to show up for each other. Letters We Never Sent is a heartfelt continuation of a coming-of-age journey about distance, identity, and the kind of love that doesn't need to be spoken aloud to be felt.

So basically the main character is this high school girl who is caught up in this- read the book First book, I love feedback. (Mature Content) in progress