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.

"I'm 33, and I'm not married, and I'm not seeing anyone," Jennie started lowly, never looking away from Lisa's calm face, trying to gauge a reaction, "And I very much want a baby before it's too late." A scroll of astonishment rolled across Lisa's eyes, but Jennie ignored it. "I have a lot of friends, and friends of my friends, but when I mapped it out, I could really only make a decisive list of a small few," she kept burning blue eyes on Lisa, "Lisa, I'm asking you to get me pregnant."

By day, she's just another stray cat...quiet paws, curious eyes, and a habit of curling up where she doesn't belong. But when the sun sets, the curse lifts, and she becomes human again... with only one life left to spend. Jennie Kim never expected to rescue a black cat on a rainy night, let alone find herself torn between the comfort of her mysterious new pet and the warmth of a stranger who keeps appearing in her life. What happens when love begins to blur the lines between the two? And what if, in her ninth and final life, the cat she saved is the one destined to save her?

Yellow edition. FLUFF. (random yellow shots')

Jennie Kim was meant to inherit an empire. But her grandmother gave her an ultimatum: No driver. No company. She agreed, thinking it was just another restriction. She was wrong. Because the driver assigned to her was Lisa Manoban. The girl who once loved her. The girl who vanished before graduation. The girl who was supposed to be at the top of her class... and never made it. Now Lisa stands beside her, eyes lowered, calling her Miss Jennie, pretending she doesn't still orbit around her. But Jennie remembers. The devotion. The way Lisa looked at her like she was everything. And this time, Lisa isn't chasing her anymore. Lisa never asked Jennie Kim to love her, She only learned how to survive loving her.

Lisa (G!P) Jennie Kim has built her life on control and unwilling to let anyone close. But one night, when her friends hand her a name and a number, she crosses a line she swore she never would. Lisa was supposed to be nothing more than a distraction. Just someone Jennie could call when the loneliness became too much. But Lisa isn't forgettable. She's warmth in the cold, laughter in the silence, and the one person who makes Jennie's carefully built walls begin to crack. What starts as late-night encounters turns into something Jennie refuses to name. Until a secret decision shatters the fragile line between them. When Lisa discovers the truth, she doesn't just walk away. She chooses herself, leaving Jennie to face the one thing she never know. Loss. For the first time, the woman who had everything is left with nothing. No control. No escape. Only the hollow ache of realizing too late what Lisa truly meant. And some wounds don't heal easily... especially when love was never supposed to be part of the deal.

At Ruby High, every space is divided by class: from classrooms to cafeterias, malls to hotels, even transportation and banks, society's hierarchy is impossible to ignore. The Nobles and Upper Class rule with wealth and privilege, the Middle Class maintains stability, and the Lower Class struggles to be seen, often humiliated for their status. Into this rigid system steps Lisa Manoban, a Lower Class student on a full sports scholarship. She joins the Ruby High Lower Class Women's Football Team as a striker, her childhood best friend Seulgi Kang commanding the midfield. A rising star and prolific scorer, Lisa dazzles on the field, outperforming the Nobles' teams and challenging the hierarchy with every goal. Yet off the field, she navigates a world that refuses to respect her, where even the simplest spaces are battlegrounds of privilege and power. At the center of this world is Jennie Kim, the icy Noble heiress and daughter of the Ruby Group chairwoman. Known as the Ice Princess, Jennie rules Ruby High with elegance and influence, flanked by her friends Jisoo, Rosé, Irene, Nayeon, and Chahee. Jennie is used to commanding everyone's attention-until Lisa enters her world, fearless and unapologetic, disrupting the order Jennie has always controlled. Complicating matters, Jongin Kim and Taehyung Kim, star players of the Ruby High Noble Men's Football Team, both vie for Jennie's favor, turning the fields and hallways into arenas of rivalry, jealousy, and desire. "Goal Above the Rest" is the story of a Lower Class girl who defies the odds, topples the rigid social order, and proves that talent, courage, and determination can change not just the game, but the rules of life itself.

At twenty-seven, she is the youngest and most feared Mafia ruler in history. A ghost with no past. A queen with no mercy. If she wants something, she takes it. If someone stands in her way, they vanish. Lalisa isn't a woman to the underworld. She is a warning. But even the strongest monster eventually meets a force that can stop her. That force has a name - Jennie Kim. At twenty-five, Jennie is South Korea's brightest star of the law. Calm, sharp, unshakeable. A lawyer whose voice can break a criminal long before the verdict does. Known as the Crown of Law, she carries justice the way others carry weapons. Light versus darkness. Law versus crime. Two worlds that should never meet. Until one case binds them together. Jennie's investigation threatens to expose a truth powerful enough to tear the underworld apart. And for the first time in her life, Lalisa Manoban hesitates. Jennie stands fearless in the courtroom. Lisa watches from the shadows. Neither willing to step back. Neither able to walk away. Enemies by fate. Obsessions by accident. A Mafia Queen. A Law Queen. Two crowns that cannot exist in the same world. One will fall. One will kneel. Or both will burn. CROWN OF PAIN A love written in blood. A war written in destiny.

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.

My phone buzzes endlessly on the nightstand. Notifications keep popping up, lighting the screen again and again. I already know what they're about, but I can't bring myself to look. I don't need to. Because I already know. Finally, the door creaks open and Rosé steps in, her expression tight. Her hair is messy, like she hasn't slept either. She doesn't say anything at first, just walks over quietly and sits on the edge of my bed. Then she places her phone gently on my lap. I hesitate before looking down. The headline burns itself into my mind the second I read it. [Dispatch Exclusive: BLACKPINK's Jennie Sparks Dating Rumors with Lisa After Bold Comment Onstage] Underneath, there are screenshots, clips, translations, every moment of last night replayed, slowed down, analyzed. Fans are dissecting every glance, every smile, every touch. And right in the center of it all is her voice. "Lisa's mine." That sentence echoes in my head, over and over, like a nightmare I can't wake up from. I press Rosé's phone back into her hands, my throat dry. "I can't do this," I whisper.