For over a decade, Jennie Kim and Roseanne Park called it friendship. They shared dorm rooms, late nights, inside jokes, and the kind of closeness everyone noticed but neither of them named. Jennie chose ambition and obedience. Rosie chose patience and silence. They loved each other the only way they thought they were allowed to, in a best friend way. As Jennie's life becomes public property, elections, power, expectations, an engagement she never wanted. Rosie remains the constant she can't afford to lose. Even when love bleeds through the cracks. Even when pretending hurts more than confessing ever could. But some things don't stay buried. Between political pressure, years of restraint, and the fear of ruining everything, Jennie is forced to confront the truth she's been running from: the love she's been calling friendship has always been the real thing.

Roseanne faces the cost of selfish choices, relives a painful second chance, and learns that love isn't a draft to rewrite. Jennie was never the problem, but the home she almost lost. a secomd chance

Jennie Kim has built her life on control-over her company, over her image, her carefully guarded heart. But when everything she knows is shaken, she's forced to protect the only two people who matter most: her son, and the woman who refuses to leave her side. Between boardrooms and courtrooms, shadows from the past and dangers that refuse to stay buried, Jennie discovers that survival instincts just about strength-it's about trust, vulnerability, and love that take root where you least expect it.

They were just teenagers when it happened-one summer, one kiss, one secret that lingered long after the season changed. Neither of them ever imagined their paths would cross again, not after everything was left behind without a word. But time passed, now in a city far from the shore where it all began, fate gives them a quiet, unexpected second chance. What starts as a familiar pull soon becomes something deeper-a slow unraveling of the distance they've built and the feelings they never truly let go. An Original Story. For Entertainment Purposes Only.

In early 19th century Italy, Jennie, an exiled noblewoman from Naples, arrives seeking refuge. She never expects to cross paths with Roseanne, a spirited sculptor whose presence stirs something long buried-setting Jennie on a path she never dared to imagine.

Jennie had every chance not to choose her, but sitting at her desk now, she realizes that she is constantly watching her. How she communicates with colleagues; how she holds a cup of coffee with thin fingers, bringing it to her lips; how she gives smiles to everyone, but never violates the personal boundaries of colleagues, only occasionally shaking hands on duty. And now Jennie swallows when those eyes meet hers-and now she's ready to give anything to feel what it feels like when Rose touches you....

Ruby Kim is Hollywood's ice queen - flawless, untouchable, and famously private. But off-screen, away from flashing cameras and gossip headlines, she's just Jennie - living in a quiet coastal town under her real name, hiding a life no one is meant to see. Rosie Park is pop music's unapologetic chaos - bold, beautiful, and brutally honest with a voice that can set stadiums and scandals on fire. So when she throws shade at Ruby Kim during a late-night interview and Ruby coolly responds with, "Sorry...who?" - the internet explodes. Fandoms clash. Twitter burns. And Hollywood? It seizes the chaos. The two are cast in the same high-profile project - against their will. They hate each other. They have nothing in common. Until the masks crack. Until behind the scenes becomes more dangerous than the spotlight. Because Jennie has secrets. The kind that could ruin everything. And Rosie? She has a heart that bruises easier than she lets on. What begins as rivalry simmers into something they never expected - a slow, sharp, burning kind of love. Messy. Moth-to-flame. Magnetic. And it might just destroy them both... or finally set them free. [comedy-drama-romance / written by me]

The world went quiet for a while. But maybe that's where healing begins. Jennie Kim thought she had everything-popularity, confidence, and Roseanne Park, the one girl who ever saw through it all. But after a night that changed everything, Jennie finds herself back in her childhood home, surrounded by silence, old walls, and people who care more than she expected. But even in the stillness, life goes on. And Jennie? Jennie is learning what it means to wait, to hope, to grow. Some things break. Some things stay broken. But some things, somehow, survive.

Jennie Kim has it all - the looks, the money, the reputation. But none of that works on Roseanne Park, the quiet girl who sits in the front of every lecture and won't even look her way outside their tutoring sessions. Jennie doesn't know why she's so obsessed - maybe it's the mystery, or maybe it's the way Roseanne listens without saying much at all. Either way, Jennie's in deep. What starts as flirty chaos turns into matching bracelets, Turks and Caicos sunsets, and love confessions whispered between kisses. But Roseanne isn't the type to fall fast. And Jennie, for once in her life, is learning how to slow down, hold on, and mean it.

𝑺𝒉𝒆 𝒎𝒂𝒅𝒆 𝒂 𝒑𝒓𝒐𝒎𝒊𝒔𝒆 𝒕𝒐 𝒕𝒉𝒆 𝒍𝒂𝒘. 𝑺𝒉𝒆 𝒃𝒓𝒐𝒌𝒆 𝒊𝒕 𝒇𝒐𝒓 𝒂 𝒘𝒐𝒎𝒂𝒏 𝒘𝒊𝒕𝒉 𝒃𝒍𝒐𝒐𝒅 𝒐𝒏 𝒉𝒆𝒓 𝒉𝒂𝒏𝒅𝒔🖤 Five years ago FBI agent Jennie Kim made a choice that shattered everything - she let a killer slip through her fingers. No one knows what happened and why, least of all Jennie herself. The case went cold, but the shadow it cast never faded. Now Roseanne Park is back, quieter, colder, and closer than ever. Jennie's caught between the law she swore to uphold and the dangerous woman she swore to catch. Jennie thought she was done. Done breaking rules. Done keeping secrets. Done kissing the woman she should have put in cuffs. In a world where trust is a lie and loyalty can kill, Jennie's past is a noose tightening around her neck. And Roseanne? She's the key - and the lock.