Dean and Moth are enemies who constantly clash. They argue, tease, and try to get under each other’s skin. Dean thinks Moth is irritating and too stubborn, while Moth thinks Dean is arrogant and impossible. However, they are forced to spend time together, and their hatred slowly becomes curiosity, then attraction, then something deeper.Dean and Moth have never been able to stand each other. Every time they meet, it turns into an argument. Their personalities are complete opposites—Dean is cold, arrogant, and impossible to read, while Moth is stubborn, outspoken, and refuses to let Dean get under his skin.They constantly challenge each other, trying to prove who is stronger, smarter, and more in control. Neither of them wants to admit that behind all the irritation, there is a strange curiosity growing between them.Then, because of an unexpected situation, they are forced to pretend to be a couple. At first, it’s nothing but an act. Fake smiles, fake affection, and endless arguments when nobody is watching. Dean makes it clear that their relationship means nothing, while Moth refuses to believe Dean’s cold attitude.But as they spend more time together, small moments begin to change everything. The person Dean claims to hate becomes the one person he notices the most. The person Moth thinks is impossible to deal with slowly becomes someone he wants to understand.Neither of them wants to admit their feelings. They push each other away, hide their jealousy, and pretend they don’t care. But the line between hate and love starts becoming harder to see.A fake relationship built on rivalry slowly turns into something real—something neither Dean nor Moth ever expected.

The Arseni family has finally returned home after a dangerous mission. Rome has recently become the new Arseni leader, carrying the weight of protecting everyone. Mok, once his bodyguard, left after Rome pushed him away for his safety—but now he’s back. The tension between them is undeniable. Rome still loves Mok deeply, but he’s afraid his position will only bring danger to the person he loves most. Mok refuses to leave Rome’s side again, believing that facing danger together is better than living apart. Tonight, the Arseni mansion is quiet. Everyone else has gone to bed after dinner. Rome is standing alone on the balcony, looking over the city. He hears footsteps behind him…

A few weeks passed, and William quickly learned that being a dad-to-be was not as simple as he imagined.He had read countless articles, watched videos, and somehow managed to worry about every little thing.One morning, Est walked into the kitchen and found William staring at his phone with a serious expression.What are you doing?” William looked up. Research.” Est narrowed his eyes. “Research about what?” “Everything.” “Everything?” “Yes. Pregnancy, food, sleep, comfort, what to do when you feel sick…”Est sighed, but a small smile appeared. “William, you know you don’t have to become an expert overnight, right?” William put his phone down. “I know.” His expression softened. “I just want to make sure I’m doing my best.” Est looked at him quietly. Behind all the jokes and dramatic reactions, William was genuinely scared. Not because he didn’t want this. Because he cared so much. “You’re already doing your best,” Est said. William smiled. “Really?” “Yes. Even if you’re annoying.” “I’m not annoying.” “You asked me three times today if I was comfortable.” “Because comfort is important.” Est laughed. You’re impossible.” William smiled proudly. “But you love me.” Est tried not to smile. “Unfortunately.” Later that night, they sat together quietly. Est rested his head on William’s shoulder. “Are you still scared?” William thought for a moment. “Yeah.” Est looked up. “You are?” “Of course.” William looked down at him. “This is a big change. I don’t know if I’ll always say the right thing or do everything perfectly.” He gently held Est’s hand. “But I know I’ll never stop trying.” Est smiled softly. And for the first time since seeing those two lines, he felt less afraid. Because William wasn’t pretending everything would be easy. He was just promising that they would face the hard parts together.