"So how do I address her?" Octavia gives her a weird look. "Just Clarke, of course. She's your girlfriend, remember?" In exchange for some much needed money, Lexa agrees to spend a weekend holiday at the beach with some aristocratic girl she has never even heard of. Her job is to pretend to be her girlfriend, so that her parents won't give her away to a guy that she doesn't want to marry. It's just for one weekend. How hard can that be, really. But then it turns out this girlfriend of hers has really pretty eyes...

*** Sequel to Always you, Only you. *** Two years after an amazing realization and a life altering decision that severed their relationship, Clarke and Lexa are unexpectedly living in the same town again. They say that time changes everything. Has it changed them? Note: They're still going to make you crazy. Note: If you haven't read the first part, I would recommend it, you might get confused otherwise.

Clarke and Lexa have been the best of friends for years, perhaps the closest of all in their group of friends. The connection, chemistry and comfort that they share is unmatched by any of their other friends. Everyone knows that when they're both single things tend to happen between them. It a comfort thing. A no strings attached thing. A thing that they both silently understand. But, do they really? They're best friends who have the power to lift each other up, but also the power to tear each other down. What could possibly go wrong? There is one thing that will always be true - The one that brings out the best in you, will always be the one that can bring out the worst in you. Note: Strong language. Note: If you're looking for a quick Clexa fix, this might not be the story for you. These two dummies, will probably make you crazy.

Her roommate looks at her sometimes and Clarke is never sure if they're going to kill or kiss each other. When Clarke Griffin forgets to complete her sophomore year residency application, she returns to college to find that they've paired her with the last roommate she ever expected to get. By thefooliam

When the world falls silent, Clarke finds herself caught between the ruins of survival and the echoes of a love she thought she'd lost forever. Haunted by grief and the weight of her choices, she doesn't expect to see Lexa again-until dreams blur into reality, and reality begins to shift beneath her feet. What starts as fragile whispers in the dark becomes a journey of healing, strength, and rediscovery. As Clarke struggles to rebuild herself in the waking world, Lexa's presence-whether memory, spirit, or something more-pulls her toward the courage she's buried for too long. This is a story about finding your way back: to hope, to love, and to the person who makes survival feel like living.

Lisa, freshly dumped and nursing a bruised heart, meets Jennie, a girl stuck in the emotional limbo of an "open relationship" with her long-distance boyfriend, on the New York City subway. They click instantly. A little laughter, a little flirting, and suddenly they're agreeing to something that sounds simple enough: casual, no-strings-attached, absolutely-nobody's-catching-feelings sex. What could possibly go wrong? Now, between foodtrips, late-night subway rides, and far too many moments that feel like more than they should, Lisa and Jennie start to realize that "casual" might not be in their vocabulary. And Jisoo's just trying not to have an aneurysm watching it all happen. This is an adaptation. All credits goes to the original author

Lisa Manoban, a struggling artist, found solace every day in sketching a beautiful building under construction. For some reason, she was drawn to it, and it made her paints come alive. On the day she planned to finish her painting, the Pride parade was in town. But a run-in between her tray of paints and a petite goddess in a Chanel suit with intimidating feline eyes sent Lisa bolting for safety. Jennie Kim had never wanted someone the way she wanted the tall, blonde, doe-eyed beauty. One unexpected encounter sent her searching every inch of the city for Lisa. She might be able to hide, but not for long. Jennie would make her say the three words-eight letters-"I am yours," no matter what.

AUTHOR'S NOTE: Hello readers! Given recent industry announcements, I want to be unequivocal: this is a fictional story. The "Jen" and "Lisa" and many others name in this tale are characters I've created for a narrative. They are not representations of the real-life idols. This is written for entertainment within the fan community. Thank you for understanding! Now, onto the story... IN HER DEFENCE Introduction Jennie Kim didn't believe in softness. Not in the courtroom, not in the office, not in herself. She was Seoul's most respected litigator by thirty, feared more than she was admired. Her heels never clicked twice down the same hallway, and her silence in a meeting could kill a career faster than a lost case. She didn't yell. She didn't plead. She simply looked - and people moved. The only thing she had less time for than inefficiency was idealism. So when her managing partner assigned her a final-year intern from Korea University - bright-eyed, book-taught, and ten minutes early for everything - Jennie barely looked up from her deposition notes. "Don't ask questions unless you already know the answers," she said without turning. "And don't try to impress me. I'm not here to be impressed." Lisa Manoban nodded once. Soft voice, steady gaze. "I'm not here to impress you," she said. "I'm here to learn." That was the first time Jennie looked at her - really looked. She wasn't loud, or eager, or trying too hard. She was just... still. Soft in a way Jennie didn't trust. The kind of softness that didn't bend to survive - it stayed, and waited, and watched. Jennie dismissed her with a nod, already forgetting the name. But something about the girl lingered long after she left the room. Like the quiet echo of a truth Jennie didn't want to hear.

Lisa is a police officer, Jennie is a doctor... Two women, an irresistible attraction and lots of obstacles. Will they make it work?

When her co-anchor for The Emerald View takes a job in a new city, Jennie Kim is forced to work with the last person she would ever want to: retired professional footballer, Lisa Manoban. Their on-camera chemistry and banter is nothing like their off-camera bickering and fighting, the two proving to be like oil and water. But after all the early mornings, feel-good segments, and disarming moments of vulnerability, the two of them find that they might get more out of their undesired partnership than just Seattle's favorite morning show. A JENLISA ADAPTATION All credit goes to the original author.