Kim Minji was going through her mothers diary one day after she died and found writing and love letters from someone that was not her father. She also found a picture of her mother young next to a group of girls and a boy. As she reaches out to touch the photo suddenly she is transported back in time to the age her mother and her friends took that photo. [TW: Mentions of suicide, Strong Language, Blood, Trauma]

Warning this is a G!P story, so if you're not comfortable please don't read it. 😉 (C) ninilili4eva

What would happen if a good-looking lesbian had swept off a homophobic's feet? This is an original story of Schindlee entitled HERSHE-TIAOM. I took the liberty to convert it to Jeerangz so I can share it with this fandom. Hope you guys enjoy it.

It's been almost three years since Minji left. Almost three years since everything changed. Now in New York, Minji has found herself again on basketball court, becoming not only a stronger player but also a steadier, kinder version of the person she once struggled to be. Maybe NYU was a right choice. Meanwhile in Seoul, Hanni pours her heart into her music degree, following her dreams alongside the friends who stayed by her side when everything seemed to fall apart. They live in different worlds now, building new routines, finding new people to laugh with, and carving futures they once only imagined. Yet, no matter the distance, no matter the silence, they carry each other quietly. Because even through pain, heartbreak, and time, some bonds never unravel completely. They always knew they would care for one another. The question is-can they ever forget what it felt like to be each other's everything? BOOK 2 OF "DOES LOVE FEEL LIKE THIS" Hope you like it:)

Minji and Hanni have always been close - the kind of best friends who finish each other's sentences, tease without mercy, and somehow make everything more fun just by being in the same room. Their friends and families are used to it. Maybe even a little too used to it. But high school has a funny way of making familiar things feel different. Between small glances, shared laughter, and moments that linger longer than they should, something begins to shift. Not that they notice. To them, it's just friendship, like always... Or maybe it's not.

Classic slow-burn: Secret admirer tropes are perfect for slow-burn romance, which Jeerangz fits beautifully. Jeemin's personality as the shy but bold-on-paper admirer makes her mysterious and endearing. Sarang's dual emotions - flustered yet frustrated - adds both humor and vulnerability. We can already imagine her trying detective-level strategies to catch the sender! Jeemin enjoying the chaos silently gives it that mischievous flair that makes her more than just the sweet admirer.

The mystery and anticipation of whether it'll rain again becomes symbolic of their growing connection.

One year at SNU (Seoul National University) as an exchange student leads you to join a... interesting study group. Being a foreign exchange student in Seoul wasn't high on your list of life-changing experiences. Armed with decent Korean and a scholarship, he expected a year of quiet studying and careful cultural navigation. Instead, he finds himself adopted by five girls who turn every day into an adventure. There's Hanni with her endless enthusiasm, Haerin who speaks more in knowing looks than words, Hyein who turns history into dramatic entertainment, Danielle whose stress-baking could feed a small army, and Minji, whose camera seems to capture moments he never even knew were special. Between Korean literature classes, midnight study sessions, and friends who seem to know more than they're letting on, you are learning that sometimes the best stories are the ones you never see coming. Even if it takes getting completely lost in Hongdae to find them.

Plot Outline: Sarang, a quiet, hardworking high school student, balances studies and work to help her single mom. She spends her evenings serving coffee, wiping tables, and finishing homework during slow hours. She's often tucked away in a corner of the café when it's empty, reading or sketching quietly with earbuds in. Enter Jeemin, a sharp-tongued, effortlessly cool student from a nearby school. She first walks in during a rainy afternoon, looking for shelter. But instead, she finds her-Sarang, hunched over a sketchbook behind the counter, golden afternoon light falling perfectly on her face. Jeemin blinks. And forgets why she came in. From then on, Jeemin becomes a regular. At first, she claims it's just because "the coffee's not terrible", but her lingering eyes, awkward compliments, and increasingly elaborate excuses to stay say otherwise.

Hanni was born with the ability to read the minds of whoever she touched making it so she never really formed close bonds with others. Minji is a cold and emotionless coworker who is undeniably head over heels for Hanni but refuses to show it. TLDR; Hanni reads minds and Minji is tough on the outside but a loser on the inside