Jisoo, was doing good at being the great fallen angel, not until she was stuck in a deal with Death who required her to fulfill an ancient prophecy that involved transcending the devil's soul out of her human equivalent, Jennie Kim, who happens to be the 19-year-old delinquent princess of Monaco. Now she becomes human to achieve her mission before the next eclipse but as time moves along, Jisoo commits a deep connection with her human, Jennie, now she is in torment with the only one thing she's oblivious about - falling in love. Will Jisoo use her power to free the darkest creation of evil or will she choose the liberty of her heart to be with the mortal that she loves instead?

"I'm a mess," Jennie says. You're perfect, Jisoo wants to say back. But instead, "No you're not." Jennie looks up then, giving Jisoo a pointed look, as best as she can with already watery eyes. "I'm pregnant Jisoo." This is the story of how two best friends raise a child together, and some how fall in love along the way. Domestic Jensoo! Slowburn, Fluff and a little angst! Jensoo Converted Story This is my favourite story I have converted so far! Definitely recommend to read! Credit to the amazing Original Author: @aos_skimmons

"It didn't feel real, you know? Logically, I knew it was over, I signed the divorce papers, I moved out. We share custody of Charlie but...it didn't feel real. And now with Kai. What happens if they get married? When Charlie has a mom and a dad and a house in the suburbs, what happens to the crappy apartment and the extra mom?" Or, Jennie and Jisoo have a lively seven-year-old daughter by the name of Charlie, they've been split up for a year and a half, Jennie is dating again, and Jisoo -still haunted- still loves her. - Prepare tissues... Jensoo converted (from an orphaned account)

Ghost AU. Falling in love for the first time is scary enough, right? Add a ghost to the mix. originally written by ©wavegoodbye 4/13/19

Jisoo Kim isn't the marrying type. Anything but that. Marriage, for her, is out of the question. And yet, through some sick and confusing twist of fate, she finds herself with a wife that she cannot recall a thing about. Hell, she doesn't even know her name. Ruby Jane Kwon cannot be married. Not to anyone, and especially not to a woman. And yet, she is. Neither of them know how or when or why, but they're married at least on paper. And what ensues after their first (or second) meeting is a beautifully messy and eventful love story. - Jensoo with a bit of Chaelisa. Fluff, smut, humor, slightly slow burn, sometimes angst. [TW for Emotional/Physical Abuse, Homophobia, Suicide] Jensoo converted Original story by artsypolarbear

Jennie lost everything.. Her life changed over a night.. At the end when we lose something we gain something else.. What would it be? ©ilovemyself26

'Have you ever imagined having two lives? Be two people at the same time? I bet you have. But between thinking about it and actually living it, there was a very big difference, believe it. Imagine... Jennie, a sweet and delicate woman. Ruby Jane, sexy and imposing. Which one would you choose? What's your type? Hard, I know. Let's let Jisoo answer this one...' Jensoo Conversion Originally written by @SheWantsCamila (permission granted) Translated by @alrenreguiaf5h (https://www.wattpad.com/story/46419526-the-stripper-camren)

"talk to me." © knkverse 2017

Girl meets girl...girl falls hard...literally. A very light and fluffy story filled with a humorous narration by Kim Jisoo. Get ready to cringe and laugh your asses off (I hope). Originally written by ©BETTERLEFTBLANK 11/07/18

Jennie is a famous actress who - using a fake name - emails Jisoo after falling in love with one of her drawings, and accidentally befriends her. Only, Jisoo has no idea who this 'Ruby Jane' really is. - Celeb/Artist AU. Slowwwwwww burn. Jensoo internet penpal. Lisa, the funny bestfriend/roommate she is with Jisoo. Chaeyoung, the bi Secretary of Jennie. No ChaeLisa but we're not sure about that? There's an almost smut but not enough so this is PG13. Jensoo convert. Original story by Ingrid Díaz