Professor Kim Nari has spent her career building walls. Composed, precise, and professionally untouchable, she is the Geography Department's Ice Queen, a woman who has never once let anyone past the armor. Except Ren.For six months, an anonymous voice on the Butterfly app has been the most consistent thing in her life. He knows when she skips lunch. He sends food to her office without being asked. He calls her Butterfly like it is the only name that has ever suited her. She has never seen his face, and somehow that has made it easier to let him see hers.Kang Dae is the Director of MK International, a man who commands boardrooms without raising his voice and makes decisions that move economies. He has spent six months falling in love with a woman through a screen and has finally done the most reckless thing of his life , enrolled in her university under a false identity just to be in the same room as her.When Nari walks into her Monday morning lecture and finds him sitting in the third row, neither of them knows they are looking at Ren. Neither of them knows they are looking at Butterfly.But the truth is already in the room. And it will cost them everything before it sets them free.A slow-burn contemporary romance about the person you become when no one is watching and the one brave enough to love that version of you.

Aria Nighthollow has survived eighteen years in the Ironblood Pack by keeping her head down, her mouth shut, and her anger buried deep.Taken in as a child after her parents' mysterious deaths, she was never welcomed as family ,only tolerated as a servant and used as a target by the pack's golden boys: the Voss triplets. Caden, Cole, and Callum. Twenty years old, obscenely handsome, and heirs to one of the most powerful packs in the region. They made her life a living nightmare with the kind of cruelty that is precise, deliberate, and always deniable.Aria has one plan: survive until she can leave. She has been executing that plan for years.Then two things happen in the space of a single month that destroy every version of the future she had mapped out.First — she turns eighteen. And on the night of her birthday, something shifts. A pull she cannot name. A heat beneath her skin she cannot explain.Second — the triplets turn twenty. And on their birthday, during the sacred Blood Moon Ceremony, the mate bond ignites like a wildfire.All three of them. Hers. Every single one.The bond does not care about her trauma. It does not care about the years of torment, the scars, or the rage she has swallowed like glass. It simply is a force as old as the wolves themselves, burning in her chest every time one of them gets too close.But Aria has never been the kind of girl who lets the universe make decisions for her.While the pack reels, while the triplets scramble between guilt and desperation and complicated feelings they have no idea how to handle, Aria is chasing something bigger than the bond. Fragmented memories of her parents' death. A name that keeps appearing in old records Dorian Ashveil. And the growing, horrifying suspicion that the people who raised her know exactly what happened to her family and have been hiding it.With a rival pack circling Ironblood's borders, a dangerous and silver-tongued enemy who claims he knew her parents, and three mates who are simultaneously her greatest threat and her only hope, Aria is out of time and out of options.She will uncover the truth.She will survive the war.And she will decide on her own terms whether the men who broke her are worth the risk of letting them put her back together.