A story of two elite athletes from rival schools -- Yonsei University and Korea University, who've never publicly interacted, but whose very existence on the same screen sparks a wildfire of shipping. It's not love at first sight - it's a fandom-fueled phenomenon that takes on a life of its own.

Disclaimer: This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, businesses, places, events, and incidents are either the product of the author's imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental. The story is intended for entertainment purposes only and does not reflect real-life situations or individuals. Reader discretion is advised.

Jennie Kim is a new surgeon in Seoul, South Korea. She's known for being straightforward, brave, and also having a cold personality, But she is known as a skilled doctor. Lisa Manoban is a lieutenant at the Seoul National Police. She's fearless, never backs down from anything, and admired by many for her exceptional skills as a police officer and her striking looks. They were ex-lovers back in high school. They broke up because Jennie Kim had to study abroad in New Zealand. Jennie's parents never supported their relationship because Lisa came from a poor background and her family's only business was a samgyeopsal restaurant. Her mother gave her an ultimatum-either choose her family or Lisa. Jennie never wanted to choose because she loved Lisa so much. But she thought that if she chose Lisa, it might ruin her future. So she chose her family and decided to study abroad instead, hoping that one day she would come back stronger-strong enough to finally fight for Lisa. After 8 years, will Lisa still accept Jennie? Or will their unfinished love story come to a permanent end? Disclaimer: This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, businesses, places, events, and incidents are either the product of the author's imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental. The story is intended for entertainment purposes only and does not reflect real-life situations or individuals. Reader discretion is advised.

Moving into her own apartment was a big step for Lisa. She always had roommates so being alone was different. She was scared but was determined to finally be independent. Lisa was known to be quite timid and very much introverted, strange for a model, right? So, being as quiet as she was, Lisa didn't need to or want to get to know her neighbors. She found no reason to. But her next door neighbor had other plans. The day she moved was the day she met her. Jennie Kim was her name. She showed up in front of her door, a plate of cookies in her hand with a charming smile. She was a woman Lisa believed she can't ever be or ever have. Beautiful, witty, and bright. She felt like Jennie was the complete opposite of the blonde. But, her lovely personality wasn't the only reason Lisa knew she couldn't have her, it was because... Jennie Kim was already taken. Inspired by the song, I Would by Connie Talbot

[COMPLETED] This is the last book of the Real and not Pretend TRILOGY Series. Well... Just new beginnings..

Jennie doesn't know what goes on in her dorm mates/crush's head. Lisa is quiet, cold and distant... or is she? Jennie thinks Lisa hates her, but her friends think other wise. "She hates me!" "Jennie, she's staring right at you." "Shes glaring! Not staring!" Jennie is so damn oblivious. -Short Story-

They begin because of what Lisa supposes is the dumbest idea she's ever had.

An adaptation/conversion GxG

Jennie broke up with Lisa. Why? Lisa didn't know either. (Completed_Originally posted on AFF)

Jennie and Lisa have a lively seven-year-old daughter by the name of Tae, they've been split up for a year and a half, Jennie is dating again, and Lisa - still haunted - still loves her. or The divorce au nobody asked for --- --- This is an adaption. Credits belong to the original author. I don't own the plot, any of the pictures used, or the characters.