"You've got to be kidding me." Those were the insulting little words thrown by the petite short girl with wavy brown hair and feline eyes. If Lisa would just set aside the degrading tone she couldn't avoid hearing, she would admit that the brunette in blue floral dress was the most beautiful girl she has ever seen in her life. Minus the attitude, of course. "You set me up with a girl, Jisoo." Lisa Manoban, a College junior in Creative Writing, was set up on a blind date with a fresh High school graduate, Jennie Kim. Jennie thought she was being set up with a guy. Lisa didn't know she was set up with a straight girl. It all really started with a blind date that had gone wrong. JENLISA ADAPTATION

"And the third reason?" Lisa asked as she rested her hands on Jennie's hips. Jennie laughed, her shoulders were shaking. The sound of it echoed across Lisa's place, making the two cats on the top of the stairs stirred and craned their necks to get a better view of a laughing Jennie. It was a beautiful sight. "Do you want me to show it to you or would you rather I'll tell you a story?" Jennie asked playfully. Lisa contemplated for a moment. She was absentmindedly chewing the walls of her mouth. "How about we make a deal?" she asked. "Tell me a story, and if it's a good enough story, I will show you something. What say you, Jennie Kim?" Jennie raised a brow and asked, "Why do I feel like you're patronizing me the way you're saying my name right now?" "So, it's not a deal then?" Lisa replied, looking smug. But a shadow of a smirk was hinting on the corner of her mouth. "Fine. Deal," Jennie said.

"I'm so sick of this jenlisa ordeal! When will they realize that it'll never happen! The thought of that makes me so uncomfortable!" -Jennie "Honey, it's your dad..." -Lisa's mom "If you leave, you leave for good. Your career and your bandmates career will be over! Do you want that?" - YG With everything going wrong in her life and with all these pent up emotions, Lisa is at her breaking point.

"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."

It was hate at first sight. An 8 part story!! Bridgerton inspired

lisa struggles to control her alcohol addiction and jennie has had enough.

Jennie has been getting death threats ever since she can remember. They have almost gotten boring over the years. But now she has a daughter and while she couldn't care less about her own safety, her daughter needs to be protected. Whatever it takes. OR a short read wherein Lisa is the bodyguard of Jennie's child (and later even more than that). ©️ jenlisa adaptation ctto

"Friends can do this...right?" Hope you Enjoy! -Short Story-

She's my brother's bestfriend. Someone who treats me as if I'm a little girl. Why would I fall for someone like her? And most importantly, will she ever fall for someone like me? Started: 3/17/20 Ended: 12/28/20

Jennie Kim and Lisa Manoban met when they were ten years old. Jennie-daughter of wealthy parents and Lisa, daughter of their live-in maid and cook-became fast friends, yet both knew their place in life. There was never a doubt that they would become lovers . . . there was also never a doubt that Jennie would marry and maintain her social standing in the community. Little by little, they grew apart, their love affair ending with Jennie's marriage and pregnancy. Now, years later, Lisa returns to her old hometown to care for her ailing mother. Can they rebuild their friendship? Or will their new-found closeness bring back memories of their long-lost love? Travel through the years with Lisa and Jennie and watch their love unfold as they move from teens to young women and into adulthood. *JENLISA ADAPTATION © not mine credits to the author of the book.