In the year 2245, celebrated surgeon Lisa Manoban dies mid-orbit-only to awaken in the body of a notorious nobleman in ancient Joseon. Boastful, betrothed, and very much a man. But Lisa retains her memories, her skills, and her name. When she saves a life in front of her cold, reluctant fiancée-Lady Jennie Kim-whispers begin. Of miracles. Of madness. And of a man who might not be a man at all.

"In a hospital where everything is monitored, some heartbeats still go unnoticed." At Asan Medical Center, where ambition slices sharper than scalpels and every glance is a clinical risk, a guarded cardiac attending and a rule-breaking neurosurgery resident navigate surgical rounds, hallway gossip, and their dangerously growing connection-while trying to keep everything strictly professional. At its heart is Dr. Jennie Kim-a brilliant, ice-cool cardiac attending whose surgical precision is matched only by her legendary emotional restraint. Opposite her is Dr. Lisa Manoban, a rising neurosurgery resident with swagger, sharp instincts, and a reputation for breaking rules and expectations alike. As surgical rounds, trauma cases, and late-night call shifts bring their worlds into increasingly charged proximity, the line between professional and personal begins to blur. Surrounded by nosy colleagues, complicated friendships, and rivalries wrapped in white coats, Jennie and Lisa must navigate the tension, the gossip, and the heartbeat between them-all without slipping up. Packed with banter, high-stakes medicine, unspoken glances, and hallway heat, Code Red: Hearts in Scrubs is a slow-burn love story disguised as hospital drama-intense, classy, and just a scalpel's edge away from exposure.

Jennie Kim was born into power. The Kims have ruled vampire society for centuries, her father a High Lord of the Council, her mother descended from the First Circle. Jennie, beautiful and brutal, is royalty-expected to uphold the family's legacy. Her abilities-fire conjuration and telepathy-make her feared. But beneath the cold control is a hunger for something more than titles, more than eternity. Something real. Then whispers reach the Council. A myth, a ghost, a name long erased from the ancient texts: Lisa Manoban. The daughter of Dracula. The one who vanished in the fire that took down the original bloodline. They say she can slow time itself-that she walks among shadows, untouched by age, unbound by law. Some say she's dead. Others say she never was. Jennie is sent to investigate the murders of vampire elites in the outer regions-each corpse drained dry, frozen in their last moment of terror. Time bent. Unnatural. She finds her. Lisa. Alive. Alone. Unafraid. Beautiful. Dangerous. Jennie was raised to kill threats to the crown. But Lisa doesn't feel like a threat. She feels like a riddle that Jennie wants to unravel. They're drawn to each other with an ancient force, one that defies loyalty, bloodlines, even fate. But the truth is older than either of them. The Kim family may have stolen the throne from Lisa's bloodline centuries ago. And Lisa? She's not just hiding. She's waiting.

In the sleepless heart of modern New York, where glass skyscrapers glimmer like altars to human ambition, something ancient stirs beneath the surface. They walk among mortals-creatures of hunger wearing faces of civility. Vampires dine beside the living, whispering laughter over wine, their elegance masking centuries of blood and silence. And at the center of this quiet masquerade stands Jennie, a soft-spoken editor in a Manhattan publishing firm. No one suspects the truth-that she is Ruby Jane, Queen of Vampires, heir to a lineage that carved history in crimson. She abandoned her throne in Europe, left her kin restless and vengeful, for one reason only: a mortal woman named Lalisa Manoban. Lisa is light. Warmth. Everything Ruby's kind has forgotten how to touch. For two years, Ruby has hidden in plain sight, living beneath fluorescent lights and mortal chatter, her hunger stitched behind a smile. Every laugh, every careless glance from Lisa unravels her further. Anyone who drifts too close to Lisa vanishes-quietly, efficiently, as if erased by the night itself. But Ruby is not the only thing stalking her. There are shadows that do not carry the scent of blood. Older. Colder. Watching. When an unseen predator begins haunting the same alleys, Ruby's obsession twists into wariness. The city trembles under disappearances dressed as coincidence, and the fragile veil between the human and the monstrous begins to thin. Soon, the Queen who came to worship will have to choose: concealment or carnage. And Lalisa Manoban-the woman she cannot stop watching- may not be the prey she believes she is.

Transferring to Belvoire University, Thailand native student Lisa Manoban looks forward to being able to have a new start at the exclusive University. But arriving, she soon realizes that not all is what it seems. Defined by family backgrounds, the campus is ruled by a system in which the rich students rule while the poor students grovel at the bottom of the barrel. And the one with the most power is the Queen B, Jennie Kim. Just what happens when Lisa meets the Queen B herself? Hate? love? When does the line exactly blur at the two emotions which are always entwined?

lu·na·tic (/ˈlo͞onəˌtik/) "A person driven mad by the moon." None could make her crazy enough to want them. But who would have thought, Love was a dangerous thing that made even the sanest person go insane. ×-×-×-× [Warning!] Dark Romance, Horror, Detailed Gore, Sexual Themes, Triggering stuff is present (rape and suicide). Jennie Tops February 2020 - August 2020

At Ruby High, every space is divided by class: from classrooms to cafeterias, malls to hotels, even transportation and banks, society's hierarchy is impossible to ignore. The Nobles and Upper Class rule with wealth and privilege, the Middle Class maintains stability, and the Lower Class struggles to be seen, often humiliated for their status. Into this rigid system steps Lisa Manoban, a Lower Class student on a full sports scholarship. She joins the Ruby High Lower Class Women's Football Team as a striker, her childhood best friend Seulgi Kang commanding the midfield. A rising star and prolific scorer, Lisa dazzles on the field, outperforming the Nobles' teams and challenging the hierarchy with every goal. Yet off the field, she navigates a world that refuses to respect her, where even the simplest spaces are battlegrounds of privilege and power. At the center of this world is Jennie Kim, the icy Noble heiress and daughter of the Ruby Group chairwoman. Known as the Ice Princess, Jennie rules Ruby High with elegance and influence, flanked by her friends Jisoo, Rosé, Irene, Nayeon, and Chahee. Jennie is used to commanding everyone's attention-until Lisa enters her world, fearless and unapologetic, disrupting the order Jennie has always controlled. Complicating matters, Jongin Kim and Taehyung Kim, star players of the Ruby High Noble Men's Football Team, both vie for Jennie's favor, turning the fields and hallways into arenas of rivalry, jealousy, and desire. "Goal Above the Rest" is the story of a Lower Class girl who defies the odds, topples the rigid social order, and proves that talent, courage, and determination can change not just the game, but the rules of life itself.

For years, Jennie Kim has carried a quiet hostility toward Lalisa Manoban, one she never explains and Lisa never fully understands. To the world, they are successful CEOs moving in the same elite circles. To Jennie, Lisa represents a standard she has not reached yet. To Lisa, Jennie is complicated. Sharp, frustrating, and undeniably brilliant. A pain in the ass more often than not, but never someone she truly hates. So Lisa plays along, meets Jennie's sharp edges with her own, and lets the rivalry exist without ever fully believing in it. When circumstances force them closer, Lisa begins to look beyond the constant tension and carefully chosen words, noticing the cracks in Jennie's defenses. What starts as reluctant proximity turns into quiet support, late conversations, and a growing awareness that their shared past holds more than bitterness. It holds hurt, fear, and feelings neither of them ever allowed themselves to name. As Lisa helps Jennie confront the problem she has been running from, both of them are pushed to face the truth behind their so-called hostility and the pull that has been there all along. Because sometimes the most hostile takeover is not of a company. It is of a heart that never learned how to let go. DISCLAIMER (PLEASE READ): This story contains g!p content. Please do not read if this is not something you are comfortable with. All characters, events, and situations depicted in this work are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real individuals, living or deceased, is purely coincidental. The views, actions, and beliefs expressed by characters in this story do not reflect those of the author. The author does not endorse or condone any behaviors or actions depicted in this work. This is a work of fiction.

If you only knew.

Lisa Manoban is a woman who built her life on control. Cold, calculated, and untouchable in the business world, she has no room for mistakes-especially not in her personal life. As a single mother, she raises her five-year-old daughter, Ella, with strict boundaries and carefully chosen words. Including one lie, "Your mommy is just working far away." Ella never questioned it. She simply smiled, waited... and believed. Sweet, kind, and full of warmth, Ella grows up with a heart big enough to love even the absence of someone she has never met. Jennie Kim, on the other hand, lives a life filled with noise, laughter, and chaos. The youngest and only daughter among five siblings, she grew up surrounded by love-messy, loud, imperfect love. Despite the struggles of a simple life, Jennie carries warmth everywhere she goes, working as a waitress and part-time mascot just to help her family. Until one ordinary afternoon, A child runs. A mother panics. A stranger falls. And in the middle of it all... A single word changes everything. "Mommy!" In a moment of innocence, Ella wraps her arms around a stranger and calls her the one thing she has been missing her whole life. Now, Jennie is pretending. Lisa is allowing it. And Ella is believing every second of it. But what happens when pretend starts to feel real and no one wants to let go?