Jennie Kim and Rosie Park grew up together. Their families were inseparable, their childhoods intertwined, and for years they were best friends. Until they weren't. As they grew older, they drifted apart, Jennie becoming controlled and disciplined, Rosie sharp-tongued and fiercely independent. Same age, same history, but completely different people. So when their families announce an arranged marriage between them, it's supposed to be simple. A practical agreement. A business decision. Except marrying your childhood best friend, the one you haven't really understood in years, is anything but simple. Between old memories, stubborn arguments, and a spark neither of them expected... Jennie and Rosie might discover that the person they were meant to marry was never a stranger at all.

Rosie thought her new life in Texas would be quiet. Instead, she gets Jennie Kim. Beautiful, dramatic, endlessly flirtatious Jennie, who takes her on ridiculous dates, buys her flowers for no reason, and somehow makes Rosie feel more alive than anyone else ever has before. Jennie is easy to like and impossible not to want. She is also hiding something. Rosie sees it in the phone calls Jennie takes in private, in the tension that follows her into rooms, and in the way her smile sometimes slips when she thinks nobody is paying attention. But every time Rosie tells herself she should walk away, Jennie reaches for her hand, calls her angel, and pulls her right back in.

Life has a strange way of challenging what we believe to be impossible. Sometimes it does so with a single word. Other times, with silence. And, every now and then, with a single person. Not every story begins with hope. Some are born in darkness. But even the longest night eventually gives way to dawn. All it takes is someone willing to stay when everyone else has walked away. Some encounters seem like nothing more than coincidence. Moments that, without making a sound, end up changing a life forever. Some people carry scars that no one can see. And others discover that even the most broken heart can learn to beat again. This is not a story about perfect endings. It is the story of what happens when two lives that were never meant to cross paths finally do. Because sometimes, all it takes is the gentlest touch on the right strings... ...to change a melody forever. Warning: This story touches on very sensitive topics. If you are a vulnerable person or have experienced something similar, I recommend you do not read it. I'm not romanticizing having experienced this or anything similar. I ask for respect above all else. All rights reserved © Rubyjanewlw

Had this on my draft for the past year. Enjoy.

A student coach and the star player. One having her dream shattered, and one, trying reaching for that dream.

I love this book so much. It's different. It's dark, but full of beauty and hope. Get your tissues ready because I can't seem to stop crying every chapters. Trigger Warning:- Physical and Sexual Abuse, Abandonment.

In a city built on secrets, trust is the most expensive currency. Roseanne Park doesn't believe in luck, only leverage and money. As the mind behind some of the underground's most impossible jobs, she's learned one rule: never let anyone get close enough to ruin you. She broke that rule, on multiple occasions, for the same reason. Jennie Kim moves like a shadow and strikes like a promise you won't survive. Loyal, dangerous, and far more than she lets on, she's the one person Roseanne could never erase - and the only one indifferent to her plans. When a job comes along that's too big, too dangerous, and far too personal, Roseanne does the one thing she swore she never would - she asks Jennie to come back. But in a game of lies, betrayal, and carefully buried truths, working together might be more dangerous than the heist itself. Because some wounds don't heal. And some people were never meant to survive each other.

Dr. Kim is not interested in relationships of any kind in or out of her hospital workplace. She doesn't get involved in gossip and certainly will not get coerced into any silly shenanigans. So why is she volunteering for the singles auction again? oh right, the children that's why--all proceeds go to the pediatric cardiac program, she can do that. Rosie is the heart of the hospital; everyone likes her, and she likes everyone. Well, almost everyone. Dr. Jennie Kim is the one exception. With her arrogant god complex, Rosie just can't seem to like her. Sure, she's hot, objectively speaking, but she's also icy, standoffish, and well, arrogant (Rosie wishes her libido would get the message). When Rosie attends the singles auction to support the hospital, firstly she's more than surprised to see Dr. McIcy on the stage. Then she's in shock to find out she's the winning bidder of the McIcy package--she wasn't meant to bid, and did she even have her paddle in her hand? The mutual dislike is evident, but they decide to go through with the dates in the name of charity. As each date unfolds, defenses are lowered, fun is had, and just maybe that mutual dislike is not at all as it seems. JENSÉ CONVERTED Credits To The Original Author

All Jennie Kim wants to do in life is fall in love. She has everything she could ever dream of - heiress to a large fortune, the career she's always wanted, and adoring friends - but love is the one area of her life she's always failed at. Falling in love at the drop of a hat, she finds herself always a little bit heartbroken, with a string of one-night stands, flings, and failed relationships in her wake. It's not for lack of trying but they just never seem to stick. When she meets a stranger in a bar, she's certain this time she's found the one, but Rosie Park is strangely immune to her charm and so aloof that Jennie can't help but fall head over heels with her and the thrill of trying to sweep her off her feet. But love is rarely simple and things are never as easy as they seem. ❤️Chaennie 📕Converted 🦸Supercorp AU ©️lostariels

Short Fictional stories of Roseanne park and Jennie kim (My favourite couple in the whole universe) Pure fictional. Thanks for the book cover @papiroje