Lisa is a young journalist who is granted a rare opportunity to enter a long-isolated nation that has only recently begun welcoming foreigners after its new queen, Jennie, opens the country to the international community. As Jennie strives to prove to her people that she can restore their nation, the queen finds herself drawn to the visiting journalist. Torn between her duty and the expectations of her people and her growing love for the outsider, she must decide whether to remain the ruler her country needs or choose a love that could cost her the crown.

Lisa, freshly dumped and nursing a bruised heart, meets Jennie, a girl stuck in the emotional limbo of an "open relationship" with her long-distance boyfriend, on the New York City subway. They click instantly. A little laughter, a little flirting, and suddenly they're agreeing to something that sounds simple enough: casual, no-strings-attached, absolutely-nobody's-catching-feelings sex. What could possibly go wrong? Now, between foodtrips, late-night subway rides, and far too many moments that feel like more than they should, Lisa and Jennie start to realize that "casual" might not be in their vocabulary. And Jisoo's just trying not to have an aneurysm watching it all happen. This is an adaptation. All credits goes to the original author

Jennie and Lisa met at a hospital - Jennie is a nurse, and Lisa is her patient. What started as routine check-ups and cute conversation (and threats) began to feel like the first chapter of their own happy ending. This is an adaptation. All credits go to the original author. TW: This is a short, but full-on fluff story, sprinkled with tender glimpses of their everyday lives.

Jennie and Lisa loved each other for years, until their trust was broken and everything changed. Now they're stuck between what they still feel and what they can no longer return to, unsure if love is enough to repair what was lost or if letting go is the only way forward. This is an adaptation. All credits go to the original author.

Lisa had been hired to photograph the national players in the nude, their portraits destined for a charity project. She had braced herself for the long hours. She had anticipated the hesitation, the nervous laughter, the vulnerability of the women before her lens. But she had not prepared for Jennie Kim, nor for the unexpected tremor of feeling that stirred the moment her eyes fell upon her. This is an adaptation. All credits go to the original author.

"So how's living together?" Joy asks, "You haven't killed her yet?" Lisa huffs, "Why does everyone seem so certain that Jennie and I living together will end in murder?" -- Lisa's best friend is moving in with her and it is absolutely not going to change the entire trajectory of her life. ©️ story not mine, this is an adaptation. credits to the original author of this story.

Lalisa Manoban is doing fine. Sure, she's not doing as fine as her ex―award-winning actress and current television It Girl, Jennie Kim―but Lisa enjoys her work as a Federal Air Marshal and also enjoys almost being over Jennie walking out on their relationship months ago. Until Jennie is seated next to her on a flight, and the emotional progress Lisa thought she'd made is reset in an instant. Just like their first flight together, this one also has some bumps. But this time they don't have to make a go around for a safe landing; they just have to deal with an overzealous fan threatening Jennie. And when Jennie comes begging for a place to stay until the stalker situation is resolved, Lisa has to agree it's the perfect solution to keep Jennie safe. After all, nobody knows Jennie Kim used to have a girlfriend. It's only for a few weeks, what's the harm? Except for some tiny issues, like when you're still kind of in love with your ex and the mutual spark is as strong as ever, it's easy to fall into familiar habits. Then there's Jennie's apologies and genuine regret over leaving, which makes it hard for Lisa to hold on to past hurts and sends her simmering emotions to a boil. But love and sparks aren't always enough. If Lisa and Jennie can find a way to move past everything that came between them last time, maybe they'll get a chance to go around and try landing their relationship again. After all, the heart wants what it wants.

©an adaptation "You broke my heart, Jen." Lisa cries. "You broke my heart, and you were never here to watch me bleed." or In which two years is a long time to grieve, and Lisa has done her part. But with her missing wife suddenly found, she finds out falling out of love is so much easier than falling back in. or a story where two people realizes, marriage isn't for everyone

Jennie bought one of Lisa's paintings and e-mails her about it. They become friends, all the while Lisa not knowing who Jennie actually is. A JENLISA ADAPTATION All credit goes to the original author.

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.