One drunken night was supposed to be forgotten by morning. Until Lisa discovers the woman she brought home is Jennie Kim - the biggest artist under her label. Now trapped between heartbreak, desire, and a scandal waiting to happen, forgetting each other becomes impossible.

Jennie is an assistant at Manoban Inc. She can't stand her job or her boss, Yang Hyunsuk, but she needs the money. One day she's finally had enough and ends up ranting in the elevator to a stranger who ends up to be no other than Lalisa Manoban. They run into each other several times after and Jennie begins having a thing with the sexy CEO. Things begin to turn when they both begin to develop feelings for each other.

Lalisa Manoban never expected her heart to betray her when Jennie Kim her brother Taehyung's wife entered her life. What begins as forbidden feelings slowly turns into a deep, undeniable love, testing loyalty, family bonds, and fate. A story of longing, guilt, and a love that was never meant to exist, yet refuses to fade.......(GP)

Jennie Kim, heir to the powerful Kim Corp, has spent her life in control-of her image, her future, and her heart. As the university's queen bee, she's used to being admired, feared, and never truly seen. But everything begins to unravel when she meets Lalisa Manoban, a silent, mysterious transfer student who seems immune to Jennie's charm. Lisa keeps to herself, speaking only when necessary, and trusting no one except her best friend Jisoo. She's brilliant and guarded-haunted by a past she doesn't talk about and a secret that makes her different in a world that demands conformity. Jennie's interest starts as a challenge, but between cruel teasing and stolen glances, it turns into something neither of them know how to name. Then one night changes everything. A kiss filled with confusion. A secret too fragile to survive exposure. A goodbye that came without warning. And Lisa disappeared. Years later, Jennie is no longer just the queen bee-she's the COO of Kim Corp, known for her poise, her strategy, and the ache she never let anyone see. Except when things get too hard, too loud, too heavy-she still whispers a word only she remembers. Peupeu. A name. A comfort. A lullaby. The only thing that ever made her feel safe. When a merger brings Lisa back into her life as the powerful CEO of L.M. Group, Jennie is forced to face everything she tried to bury. Lisa is colder now, unreadable, and unaware that Jennie never truly let go. And unaware that Jennie is raising the children Lisa never knew they had. chances. Because Lisa didn't just leave Jennie. She left behind the one name that Jennie still clings to when no one is listening. Peupeu.

Just when we thought that something had truly ended, a new beginning will start to bloom unknowingly. The end is not always as it seems. Sometimes, the end is just a beginning of a whole new story. A/N : Before dwelling into this story, I suggest you read the first book. The book r is HER: Make your move It's just a suggestion 😺 now enjoy!!

After learning her marriage with her childhood love , Lisa was nothing but overjoyed. She was thrilled about the news but Jennie wasn't, she does not show any interest on the marriage , leaving Lisa think that it was only her who wants it. A year of marriage yet she doesn't see hope that Jennie would love her, that's what she thought. Jennie was always finding a way to be mad at Lisa , so the latter just drowned herself to work. Will things took a turn and work things out? DISCLAIMER: This is mainly a work of one's imagination and does not depict on the casts original lives. If you don't like the story , go and leave this alone. Make your own.

"You're a lot different when you're with her." ... "Even the darkness in me bows at her feet." -L ------- Meet Jennie Ruby Jane Kim, the bright and outgoing top student known for her being cold and with warm smile with her easy charm, finds her world turned upside down when she meets her new roommate, Dr. Lalisa Manoban. Lalisa, a young prodigy in the medical field, is the complete opposite-aloof, and quietly composed, with a soft voice that hides untold depths. As their contrasting personalities collide, an unexpected bond begins to form, blurring the lines between stranger and something deeper. ------- JENLISA --- [ L G!P ] ᕦ⁠ʕ⁠ ⁠•⁠ᴥ⁠•⁠ʔ⁠ᕤ "Aurrr!" ____ AN: The author must be crazy for starting another fanfic, but bear with my boredom-it's midterms. Hahaha! -This story is purely fictional and uses well-known names to help bring the characters to life more vividly. It's not a reflection of who they are in real life, nor do I claim to know them personally. I simply admire how their personalities, as seen publicly, fit beautifully into the world I'm building. My intention is to create something meaningful and imaginative for fellow readers to enjoy. 谢谢你. (⁠'⁠∩⁠｡⁠•⁠ ⁠ᵕ⁠ ⁠•⁠｡⁠∩⁠'⁠). ---Author Jenim(Minmin378)---

"Are you single?" "What if I am?" "I need a wife. Will you marry me?" "Sure!" *The only marriage rules : Don't Fall in Love*

A runaway bride. A reckless driver. A week that starts with disaster and might just end with... well, that's the question. Short story

She gave her everything. Lisa gave her lies. Jennie Kim and Lalisa Manoban were once the perfect couple - rich, powerful, deeply in love, and parents to two beautiful twins. But behind every "I love you" was a secret flight, a hidden touch, and a betrayal wrapped in silk sheets and flight attendant perfume. Lisa, a celebrated pilot and seductive smooth-talker, always knew how to bring Jennie to her knees - in pleasure and in pain. She came home to Jennie, but her heart, her lust, and her truths were spent elsewhere. Jennie stayed. For the kids. For the love. For the hope that one day, Lisa would finally choose her and only her. But how do you keep loving someone who only loves you when it's convenient? When the last lie breaks her, Jennie finally walks away - not because she stopped loving Lisa, but because she started loving herself. Inspired by Olivia Rodrigo's "traitor" - this is a story about love, betrayal, and letting go of the one you thought would never hurt you. Short story