Summary

Serena has always believed that soulmates are meant to find each other. But she never knew the choices she made would lead to something so unexpected. Serena's life is exactly what people dream about-popular, Admired, and under control. A straight-A student, class president, with loving parents and a hopeless love for books and dramas. But everything changes when she wakes up as Kai Ivanov. Kai is everything Serena isn't-quiet, guarded, infuriatingly sarcastic, and impossible to understand. And now, while she's trapped in his body, Kai is living hers. They have to pretend to be each other until everything is fixed. "It can't be that hard." Well that's what they thought. But there's more they never knew. Behind the walls Kai has built around himself, and the perfect image Serena has created for her life, lie untold secrets and painful pasts. As Serena and Kai struggle to undo the impossible, the line between knowing someone and understanding them begins to disappear. Because sometimes, the only way to see someone for who they really are- is to become them. ________

Genre: Romance

Author: Ann✿⁠༽⁠ㄏ

Status: 7h ago

Chapters: 1

Rating: n/a

Age Rating: 16+

Disclaimer Trigger Warnings

Never Thought I Would Be You is a work of fiction. All characters, events, places, and circumstances are fictional or have been altered for storytelling purposes. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental.

This story explores themes of grief, trauma, anxiety, depression, bullying, family issues, and other emotionally difficult subjects. Some situations are portrayed for narrative purposes and are not intended to represent every person's experience with these issues.

Please take care of yourself while reading. If a particular subject is difficult for you, feel free to skip a chapter, take a break, or stop reading altogether.

Content Warning ⚠️

This book contains references to:

•Mature themes

•Bullying and social exclusion

• Grief and loss

• Death and murder

• Trauma and emotional abuse

• Anxiety and depression

• Eating anxiety and difficult relationships with food

• Bullying

• Family conflict

• Hospitalization