When sharp-minded lawyer Lisa Manoban accepts a meeting at the Kim estate, she expects a routine legal consultation - not a seat at a matchmaking luncheon. A single mix-up turns a professional visit into an awkward encounter with Jennie Kim, the elusive heiress of the Kim conglomerate, who believes Lisa is one of the suitors her grandmother handpicked. Jennie, tired of shallow affections and people chasing her fortune, has been pretending to be wheelchair-bound to expose those with insincere intentions. But Lisa's calm indifference and blunt honesty throw her off balance. Lisa isn't impressed by money, nor is she playing along with anyone's game - especially not when she's roped into one against her will. What begins as a misunderstanding soon becomes something far more complicated. Between corporate secrets, family expectations, and a grandmother's relentless scheming, Jennie and Lisa find themselves drawn to each other in ways neither anticipated. In a world built on appearances and contracts, The Case of Miss Kim asks what happens when sincerity becomes the most binding agreement of all.

*She asked for freedom and learned what it cost.* ________________________________________ This is a story about three people bound by the same love - and separated by the moment they were ready to choose it. Lisa loved Jennie deeply, but mistook freedom for distance and reassurance for presence. When she asked for space, she didn't realize she was letting go of the one person who had been staying all along. Jennie learned what it meant to stop asking, to stop waiting, and to choose herself without bitterness. In the aftermath, she rebuilt her life piece by piece - discovering that love doesn't disappear when it's quiet, and that being seen can feel like coming home. Chaeyoung had loved Jennie patiently since they were teenagers, never demanding space, never forcing timing. She stayed when it hurt, waited without disappearing, and arrived not as a replacement - but as someone who was finally met. Told through parallel points of view, this is a story about presence, regret, healing, and the devastating truth that sometimes the greatest love of your life doesn't leave you - you leave it. And sometimes, someone else stays. _______________ As of 6 April 2026: #1 CHAENNIE #1 THEONETHATGOTAWAY #1 MISSEDTIMING #2 SOFTANGST #4 CHARACTERDRIVEN #5 BITTERSWEET #8 PARKCHAEYOUNG

PLEASE DO NOT RE-PUBLISH/TRANSLATE/ADAPT WITHOUT MY PERMISSION [Warning: TOXIC JENNIE AHEAD! Rated M for Language and Some Sexual Content] "Orange is The Happiest Color, Orange is The Color of My Love" She's The Queen Bee of Pioneer High, Her name is Jennie Kim and she wants her last year to be exciting and meaningful before she leaves for New York to attend Law School. Jennie wanted to have fun, but she didn't expect herself to be the bully of a certain orange-haired girl named Lisa Manoban. For some unknown reason, she finds it really amusing to mess with her and torture her. Lisa Manoban, an ordinary student who just wants to graduate and move on so she can work as a full time dance instructor to earn money to help her father and hopefully attend College but Jennie Kim is not making it easy for her. Jennie's making Lisa's high school life a living hell and It's a big mystery to her why the Queen Bee suddenly found a liking in to bullying her when she's been invisible for the past 3 years. JenLisa fic with a little SaTzu on the side Started: June 5, 2020 Released: September 11, 2020 Completed: January 14, 2021

A poignant tale of love, loss, and the unbreakable bonds that transcend even death, A Borrowed Beat explores the profound mystery of memory held not just in the mind, but deep within the very core of our being. Yoo Jaeyi's world shatters when a tragic accident claims the life of her fiancé, leaving her with an unbearable void. In her grief, an act of immense generosity gives new life to another: Woo Seulgi, whose own battle with a failing heart finds hope in a miraculous transplant. Months later, in the bustling heart of Seoul, Jaeyi and Seulgi cross paths. An electric, inexplicable connection sparks between them-a sense of profound familiarity that defies logic. As their lives intertwine, a series of uncanny coincidences and powerful emotions hint at a truth neither can fully grasp. Could the heart, now beating in Seulgi's chest, hold the echoes of a love that was never meant to die?

That fire wasn't born from admiration. No, it was born from something darker-an obsession. A need to possess, to control. To make Seul Gi hers, no matter the cost. : : : : : "The dim light from my room barely illuminated Je Yi's face as she stood before me, her chest rising and falling with uneven breaths. The tension between us was thick, palpable, and it stirred something deep within me that I wasn't prepared to face. "Why did you come here, Je Yi?" I asked softly, my voice trembling. "I couldn't stay away," she admitted, stepping closer, the intensity in her eyes pinning me in place. "I needed to see you, to make you believe me." Her voice was low, husky, and it sent a shiver down my spine. I wanted to look away, to shield myself from the raw emotions she was exuding, but I couldn't. She had me locked in her gaze, and I was powerless to resist. "You can't just show up like this," I whispered, though even I wasn't sure if I wanted her to leave. "Why not?" she shot back, her voice almost a growl. "You think I'm going to let Sun Hee get inside your head and ruin what we have?"

In the midst of unwritten rules and unspoken emotions How do you fight for a love that's forbidden? Subin knows she shouldn't fall, but how do you unlove someone who keeps pulling you closer-only to push you away? Bound by rules, secrets, and a tangled web of emotions, she finds herself caught between what's right and what feels real. But when betrayal cuts deep and lines are crossed, can they still find a way back to each other-or are they destined to keep breaking each other apart? _ "Class dismissed," she said curtly, already organizing her things. I was just about to pack my stuff when I heard her voice again. "Chung Subin." I froze mid-motion, my hand hovering over my bag. Why is she calling me now? The entire class went quiet, their eyes bouncing between me and Ms. Lee. "Yes, ma'am?" I answered, standing up hesitantly. "Follow me," she said, her tone leaving no room for argument. She didn't even look at me as she slung her bag over her shoulder. "And carry this," she added, motioning to a stack of papers and a book she had left on her desk. I glanced at Woo-ri, who was giving me the most bewildered look. "Go," she mouthed silently, clearly curious but also worried. I walked over to Ms. Lee's desk, quickly grabbing her things. Turning to Woo-ri, I gave her a small wave. "I'll catch up with you later, Woo-ri," I said softly. "Go ahead without me." "You sure? Don't let her eat you alive!" she whispered dramatically, but I waved her off with a nervous smile. _ A professor and her student, drawn to each other in ways neither of them can explain. The boundaries are clear, but their emotions refuse to be ignored.

Woo Seulgi, a sharp-witted transfer student, has no interest in the power games at Chaehwa High-until she crosses paths with Yoo Jaeyi, the school's untouchable queen bee. Known for her ruthless intellect and cold demeanor, Jaeyi finds herself uncharacteristically fascinated by Seulgi's defiance. Their rivalry starts with competitive grades and cutting remarks but soon blurs into something more dangerous.

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