In Port Meridian, problems move faster than people.
When a teenage runner stumbles onto data the city would rather forget, two rival fixers are hired to handle the same job from opposite sides of the system.

Nora Kade works clean, corporate, and by the book. Switch survives on favors, shortcuts, and street sense. They don’t trust each other, they don’t agree on what “protection” means, and they definitely don’t have time to deal with the growing tension between them.

Trapped in a collapsing safehouse while the city closes in, they’re forced to choose between contracts, conscience, and the inconvenient truth that some connections are harder to walk away from than any job.

My Rival Fixer Is Annoying, Competent, and Unfortunately Kind of Cute is a cyberpunk romcom about professionalism under pressure, systems that fail quietly, and the stubborn, human choice to care anyway.