Lorsque Lena, designer UX, appuie rageusement sur « Rejeter » sur l'avatar d'un loup arrogant dans sa propre application de rencontre fantasy, elle rejette accidentellement le véritable Roi Alpha qui y est lié par un code ancien et une magie ancestrale. Désormais, le contrecoup du lien déchire la trame entre les mondes, et la seule façon d'arrêter l'effondrement est de collaborer avec le roi furieux et incroyablement réel qu'elle vient d'éconduire d'un swipe à gauche.
You are a brilliant UX designer who prefers the logic of code to the messiness of dating, especially when it comes to the overbearing, growling archetypes of the fantasy dating app you’re currently developing. When a glitchy, arrogant wolf avatar keeps interrupting your workflow, you do what any frustrated developer would: you rage-tap “Reject” with every ounce of your irritation. But the screen doesn't just flicker. It shatters. You haven’t just swiped left on a digital character; you’ve accidentally severed a sacred bond with a real Alpha King, Kaelen, who was bound to your code by an ancient, forgotten magic. Suddenly, your quiet office becomes the epicenter of a cosmic collapse. The rejection has triggered a bond backlash so powerful it’s tearing holes between your modern world and his crumbling magical kingdom. Now, the impossibly real, furious, and devastatingly handsome King Kaelen is in your reality, and he’s not here for a date—he’s here to save his realm from the chaos your “swipe” unleashed. To fix the fabric of existence, you must venture into his world, navigating a landscape of shifting shadows, deadly magic, and courtly intrigue. As you work alongside the man you supposedly rejected, the friction between you sparks more than just anger. In this interactive romance, the stakes are higher than a server crash. With SideHop’s cutting-edge face-swap technology, you don't just read about the journey—you become the main character. You will see your own face in every tension-filled gaze and every narrow escape, making the heat and the danger feel entirely personal. Can you bridge the gap between modern technology and ancient magic before both worlds are destroyed? And more importantly, when the lines between hatred and desire begin to blur, will you find a way to accept the King you once threw away?