Lisa Manobal, one of the hottest CEO in Los Angeles - is not a fan of change. She's been going to the same strip club for the past 2 years. She always orders the same drink, and watches the same girls dance. Until a new stripper comes along. The most beautiful woman with waves of dark brown hair cascading down her face, her cat-like eyes popped along with her full lips and the brightest brown eyes she had ever seen. Lisa slowly begins to discover that change might not be so bad after all... or is it?

Jennie broke up with her boyfriend. Same as Lisa. What would happen if the two of them meet by chance? "It all started when she sang" "I did not even know someone was there" An au wherein two broken hearts found comfort in each other's company. (An epistolary with a lil bit of narrations) 081420 - NOTE: SLOW UPDATES

Lisa has made four mistakes in her life that have resulted in her becoming the icy bitch she is now, and she does not want to make the same mistakes again, so she sets rules for herself. She was great until Jennie arrived, who was the polar opposite of Lisa's icy workaholic nature. Lisa, on the other hand, does not like that. She doesn't like Jennie. Jennie should keep a safe distance of 5 meters away from her... Jennie, on the other hand, must be from out of this world not to take a hint.

She has one friend though. Jennie. And Jennie's nice. Lisa likes Jennie. Sometimes, Lisa might even think she loves her. Originally Camren, Converted to Jenlisa A/N: This story is not mine. All credits goes to the author and will be taken down immediately if asked to.

She waited 300 years for Jennie to resurrect and she needs to find her before her her 20th birthday or the history will repeat itself.

Lisa's life changes the moment she meets a lovely rich girl. Pros? She's beautiful. Cons? She's engaged. Lisa wasn't as well off. She had been working for multiple restaurants within two years. Barely making $7 an hour and never believed in her worth. Then there's Jennie Kim. Millionaire. An engaged millionaire. (Story inspired by the story between Aaliyah and Cruz from Special ops: lioness)

Jennie Kim, a fourth year marine life college student studying in Seoul University. A simple girl with extravagant life living in a world with girls like girls, and boys like boys. Where girls look more handsome than boys. She hated it. They disgust them. She and her mom actually do. "Lesbians are disgusting. I can't stand being with them." And so she transferred to another room so she can escape from her lesbian neighbors who love to eat each others faces every time she walks out of her room together with her nerd friend Jisoo. Little did she know, that changing her room will be her biggest nightmare. A Jenlisa Adaptation of the Thai Movie 'Yes or No' Story contents was re-written all by myself based on the movie and I change some parts.

It sucks when you know that you need to let go, but you can't, because you still wanting for the impossible to happen. But what if that impossible event really happens with you.

When Lisa Manoban, a newly qualified dance instructor, is hired to work at YG she is both delighted and determined to prove to be a success in the industry. Yet things soon take a sinister turn when she meets the adored and beloved solo idol Jennie Kim who takes an interest in Lisa more than she ever anticipated. A flirtatious encounter develops into a jealous and possessive situation as Jennie finds a way to make Lisa fall for her. Competitive... Ambitious... Devoted... - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ⚠️Warning!! Please be aware that this book contains mature themes including dark romance, obsession, jealousy and strong language. It's a Jenlisa obsession themed plot with a Chaesoo side storyline including detailed character development. *I do not own any of the images, gifs or videos used in this book. Thank you!*

Returning home after years of being away.. Will it be the same? The places I've been... The people I'm with... The person I love... "Thought you hated it?" I asked trying to divert the conversation. To prove a point she took another bottle and removed the cap off. She clinked my bottle and drank the whole thing. "People change, Nini." then she put the beer down. My heart sank when I heard the nickname I thought I'll never hear again.