Synopsis：One morning, Emma wakes up and reaches for her best friend, Alex—only to find a complete stranger in her bed: blond hair, blue eyes, and abs she definitely would’ve noticed before. Panicking, she kicks him out of bed… until he calls her by a nickname only Alex knows. On his left wrist is the exact same red birthmark. After two years of friendship, the girl-next-door Alex has somehow woken up as the campus heartthrob, and Emma’s life instantly spirals. She scrambles to hide him from dorm checks and invent a new identity for him, while Alex acts like nothing important has changed. He still cooks her breakfast in a pink apron, still curls into her arms when he’s scared, and insists, “I turned into a man, not into someone else.” But Emma can’t hold him the way she used to. She gets irrationally jealous when other girls get too close, and her heart stutters every time he steps in to protect her. Alex, meanwhile, is realizing he can’t stand watching her hold anyone else’s hand. Before either of them can figure out what these feelings mean, Alex’s mother shows up at the door, stares at the handsome “boyfriend” Emma is hiding, and demands, “Where is my daughter?”