After a tragic event leaves Lisa unexpectedly crowned Queen, she discovers that her parents had entered a secret agreement with Jennie's family years ago - one that binds them to marry and produce an heir. Breaking the contract means giving up the wealth, privileges, and luxurious lives they were born into. Now, neither Lisa nor Jennie has much of a choice but to fulfill the arrangement. This is an adaptation. All credit goes to the original author.

Jennie Ruby Jane has built her life on control. CEO of Kim Corp. Untouchable in Seoul's luxury empire. An Ice Queen who never chases, never bends, and never lets anyone close enough to matter. People want her power. People want her name. But no one has ever managed to shake her. Until Lalisa Manoban. A photographer with dangerous confidence, a smile that looks like trouble, and the kind of presence that refuses to be ignored. Lisa doesn't treat Jennie like a queen. She treats her like a challenge. What begins as a simple lie-pretending to be Jennie's girlfriend to escape a family dinner-turns into a game neither of them expected. A game of control. Of temptation. Of two women who refuse to surrender first. Because Jennie Ruby Jane has spent her entire life being impossible to reach. And Lalisa Manoban might be the only person reckless enough to try. But the real danger isn't falling in love. It's realizing the Ice Queen might already be obsessed. -------- DISCLAIMER This is a fictional work created for entertainment purposes only. Any resemblance to real persons, celebrities, events, or organizations is purely fictionalized and intended as transformative fan-created storytelling. All characters, dialogue, scenarios, and accompanying artworks/images are artistic interpretations and do not depict real-life events or real individuals. No affiliation or endorsement is implied.

Some people come into your life unexpectedly. Somehow, Jennie Kim becomes exactly that person for Lisa Manoban; the one she never planned for, never expected, and can't seem to stay away from. What starts as something neither of them intended slowly becomes something neither is willing to let go of. Because sometimes, wanting someone means wanting everything that comes with them. ****** This is an adaptation. All credit goes to the original author. Lisa and Jennie are real people; this is fiction and reflects nothing about their real lives.

The Daughter Between Two Rivals Two families. One long-standing rivalry. And a daughter caught in the middle. For years, the two families have been enemies, carrying a bitter rivalry that has divided them. But everything changes when a daughter becomes the unexpected connection between them. Growing up surrounded by secrets, disagreements, and family expectations, she must find her place in a world where love and loyalty are constantly tested. As old conflicts resurface, she discovers that being part of two rival families comes with a price. Will she become the reason the families finally unite, or will their rivalry destroy the bond that holds them together? Sometimes, family is not about choosing sides-it's about finding the courage to bring people together. *THIS IS ADAPTATION STORY.

"If you ever find your way back to yourself... meet me in Amsterdam." Five years ago, on a rainy night in a crowded transit lounge halfway across the world, two strangers shared a cup of bitter coffee and a promise written on a paper napkin. Jennie was running away to build a life of sugar and flour. Lisa was running toward a destiny already mapped out for her. Now, Lisa is standing at the altar in Seoul, ready to say "I do" to a woman she doesn't love, while Jennie is thousands of miles away, kneading dough in a quiet bakery alongside the canals of Amsterdam. But promises have a funny way of demanding to be kept-especially when a heartbreaking betrayal sends Lisa fleeing into the unknown.

Lisa Manoban had loved Jennie Kim since they were children. They grew up together, made promises, and dreamed of forever-until Jennie suddenly disappeared from her life. Seven years later, Jennie was finally found. But was she the same girl Lisa remembered? Now, they have to find their way back to each other, heal from the years they lost, and discover if the love they promised each other as children can truly last forever. "Sometimes, home isn't a place. It's a person."

In the glamorous chaos of university life, where fame meets finals, Jennie Kim and Lalisa Manoban are two of South Korea's most talked-about "it girls." To the public, they're best friends-inseparable, magnetic, and effortlessly charming together. To each other, they're everything... except lovers.

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.

JenLisa (GxG) Jennie never meant to fall in love like that. It started quietly. Shared secrets, lingering looks, moments that felt too close to mean nothing. Lisa had a way of making the world feel brighter and more dangerous at the same time. Loving her was instinctive. Reckless. Unavoidable. Loving her was red But... Red was never gentle. It was laughter that lingered too long, hands brushing when they shouldn't, feelings that burned brighter the more Jennie tried to hide them. With Lisa, everything felt alive. Like standing too close to a flame and knowing you might get hurt, but staying anyway. The problem was that some fires aren't meant to last forever. And some feelings become impossible to ignore. For years, they lived in the space between friendship and something more, crossing lines, pretending they hadn't, holding onto excuses that grew thinner with every stolen glance and every touch that lingered too long. Always almost. Until almost wasn't enough anymore. Because growing up with the person you love doesn't make losing them hurt any less. If anything, it makes it worse. Now Jennie finds herself caught between what she's always wanted and everything she stands to lose by reaching for it. And when the truth finally comes to light, she'll have to decide whether some loves are worth the risk of burning for. After all, red was never just a color. It was wanting her. Even when it hurt. Especially when it hurt.

There has always been something peculiar about Lisa Manoban, and the house she calls home, along with the garden she lovingly tends, is no exception. The residents of their town might even call the place magical. After all, how else could cupcakes topped with crystallized flowers quiet the rowdiest of children, or a bowl of garlic soup inspire someone to fall hopelessly in love? No one can quite explain the strange things that happen around Lisa, but there is one thing the residents know for certain: when Lisa Manoban caters your event, you will get exactly what you desire. For seven years, Lisa has watched her business flourish, yet happiness has always eluded her. There has been an emptiness in her heart all this time, one she once believed could only be filled by Jennie Kim. Now, after all these years, Lisa isn't so sure that's what she wants anymore. This is an adaptation. All credit goes to the original author.