"And that's how it began, with clumsy strums, a door left open, and a stranger who left the room afterwards, but never her heart."

Chaennie one-shots!

Questions are always asked about Rosé's record breaking album "Rosie" - who is the ex who broke her heart and inspired the album? The truth is the answer to that question is least expected... it's nobody else than her bandmate Jennie Kim. They are on and off through the course of BLACKPINK and she'd find herself letting Jennie back in every time even though it would end up in heartbreak. It's only when she finally learns to move on... Jennie realises what she truly lost and tries to win her back.

[Chaennie, Jentop, gp] Roseanne has never been strong enough to resist gravity. Because when Jennie holds her, the world makes sense. And when she whispers her name, everything else disappears. Still, she tells herself it's love. Because it is. And because it's Jennie.

[Chaennie fanfic, topse, gp] High school is tough enough without your ex sitting across the cafeteria, flipping her hair like she still owns the place. They used to be in love, now they're just in each other's way - or so they claim. Between jealous schemes, over-the-top competitions, and friends who are way too entertained by their chaos, high school has never been this messy. Because sometimes, the only thing more complicated than hating your ex... is realizing you never stopped caring.

When two powerful CEOs-Roseanne Park, the magnetic visionary, and Jennie Kim, the elegant strategist-find love amidst their high-powered lives, they must navigate the challenges of romance, ambition, and public scrutiny. Together, they create a story that blends the allure of corporate success with the depth of an unbreakable bond.

Park chaeyoung, better knows as rosè of blackpink found a new hobby involving cute little stationery items. What happened when she meets y/n, the owner of a stationary store? A short cute story between the two. #1 in blackpinkchaeyoung #1 in roseannepark

In ballet, there's no room for weakness. Only perfection. Jennie Kim has spent her whole life chasing it - every breath, every movement, every bleeding toe and sleepless night has been for one thing: to become the principal dancer at the New York Ballet Conservatory. Cold, calculated, and untouchable, she's earned her reputation as the company's rising star. But everything changes when Park Chaeyoung, a mysterious and fiercely talented newcomer from overseas, joins the company. With her expressive style and seemingly effortless grace, Chaeyoung is everything Jennie isn't - unpredictable, passionate, and a little too comfortable stealing the spotlight. Their rivalry is instant. Heated. Personal. Each rehearsal turns into a silent war. Each performance, a battle of wills. Each glance, charged with something too dangerous to name. But when they're both cast as leads in Giselle, the stakes are no longer just about the spotlight. Because beneath the tension, there's something else simmering - something fragile, forbidden, and electrifying. And in a world where vulnerability is a flaw, falling for your rival might be the one thing that can break you... or set you free. (me & 🤖)

Jennie Kim has one rule at her new job: stay invisible. She's a socially awkward graphic designer with a caffeine addiction, a haunted printer, and zero experience navigating the wild jungle of corporate life. Her plan is simple: keep her head down, avoid HR disasters, and maybe-just maybe-make it to payday without crying in the breakroom. But that all changes the day Rosie Park walks into the office wearing bunny slippers, a cardigan covered in frogs, and a smile that short-circuits Jennie's entire nervous system. Oh-and did she mention Rosie is the CEO's daughter? What starts as one gay panic moment (read: Jennie saluting her like a confused soldier) spirals into hallway encounters, elevator disasters, suspicious cupcakes, chaotic karaoke nights, and way too much eye contact. Rosie is vibrant, fearless, and possibly a little unhinged in the best way. Jennie is... trying her best not to faint every time she gets a compliment. Now, Jennie has to survive the greatest challenge of her adult life: falling head-over-heels for the one girl who could get her fired and ruin her entire career. Filled with awkward flirting, soft sweaters, passive-aggressive Post-its, and more secondhand embarrassment than should be legally allowed-this is a slow-burn, gay office romance where feelings are terrifying, frog tattoos are sexy, and love might be the best kind of workplace hazard.

Park Chaeyoung celebrates landing an internship after graduating which leads her to a steamy one night stand with an older lady. Unknowingly to her - this older lady was no other than her new ice cold CEO, Jennie Kim.