The only thing that frightens shapeshifter Lalisa Manoban more than the full moon is the idea of falling in love. Lisa has lived her whole life with a terrible secret: not only can she take the form of any animal at will, but once a month the full moon transforms her into a fierce wolf-creature without a human conscience. Managing her condition means living by a strict routine, and more importantly, absteeings. Lisa is convinced that love and friendship can only bring her pain. Forensic pathologist Kim Jennie is well-acquainted with the pain of romantic love. Swearing off relationships after having her heart broken by a cheating ex, Jennie throws herself into her work: catching murderers. When Lisa comes to her aid after an attack by a masked man in Golden Gate Park, Jennie is shocked by how powerfully she is drawn to her mysterious savior. Shaken by her own feelings for Jennie, Lisa is even more terrified to realize she isn't even close to being the scariest monster stalking San Francisco. There is someone out in the city who is killing for pleasure, and his next target is the one woman he thinks might be able to stop him: Jennie. *Converted Jenlisa

Lisa and Jennie were never the type to get along. Childhood meant endless bickering, eye rolls, and silent wars over the last piece of cake. They were a mess-loud, stubborn, oil and water. But their mothers saw something else. Years later, they arranged their marriage, convinced fate had always been pulling them together. Lisa didn't see it that way. Not at first. "I won't marry her because you said so," she told them. "Let me do this my way." Because this time, Lisa wasn't here out of duty. She was here to win Jennie's heart-and make her choose her. But will CEO Jennie fall for it? Hi guys i hope you dont get tired reading the first chapter. I promise you guys as chapters went by the story will be enjoyable. All i ask is to be patient, hehe.

PLEASE DO NOT RE-PUBLISH/TRANSLATE/ADAPT WITHOUT MY PERMISSION The First Time She Saw Me, She told me that I was the ugliest person that ever existed and when my parents weren't looking, she pinched my cheeks really hard making me cry in the process but it didn't stop there-- When we started Elementary school up until Highschool, she still continues to pinch my cheeks whenever she sees me and teases me endlessly and for those reasons.. I Don't Like Jennie Kim. ************ The First Time I Saw Her, I Thought She Was The Most Adorable Person that ever existed and it annoyed me to no end-- So I lied and told her that she's ugly and then I pinched her cheeks to ease off the cuteness aggression that I felt. I know that her being cute would be a threat and she's about to steal my spotlight and for those reasons.. I Hate Lalisa Brüschweiler

Lisa If I ever caught on fire, Jennie Kim would fan the flames with a smile. And, now she's back in our hometown. But while I was busy getting rid of Jennie, I overlooked one potential issue. What happens if I want her to stay? Jennie People say the devil has many faces, but I know only one. Lalisa Manoban-my childhood rival and family frenemy. I vow to steer clear of her, but what if that doesn't work. That wasn't part of the plan. This is an adaptation, credit to the original writer.

She had built a wall around her heart, to protect it from any heart break because that's the most thing she's afraid of. Until Jennie came to crumple it all down making her vulnerable and unsafe. Lisa G!P

AUTHOR'S NOTE: Hello readers! Given recent industry announcements, I want to be unequivocal: this is a fictional story. The "Jen" and "Lisa" and many others name in this tale are characters I've created for a narrative. They are not representations of the real-life idols. This is written for entertainment within the fan community. Thank you for understanding! Now, onto the story... Sometimes love doesn't start with words - it starts with a glance. Jennie Kim is one of Seoul's most brilliant lawyers - confident in the courtroom, shy everywhere else. To the world, she's sharp, composed, and fearless. But in private, she hides behind silence, afraid to be seen too closely. Lisa Manoban, a world-class cardiothoracic surgeon, is much the same. Calm under pressure, magnetic in the operating room - yet off duty, she's gentle, awkward, and unsure how to handle her own emotions. When a chance collision at a bookstore leads to a second meeting in a café, their quiet worlds begin to overlap. Jennie's hidden warmth meets Lisa's quiet strength. Two shy women, two lives perfectly contained - until eye contact becomes the language neither can ignore. "Shy Eyes" is a slow-burn romance for adults - tender, sensual, and deeply human. It's about the quiet between heartbeats, and the courage it takes to be seen.

Lisa narrates about first meeting Jennie - her secret dream, the way Jennie smiles without knowing it kills her. She hints at a song she's writing, "Dream." A soft montage of moments over the years. The tone: bittersweet.

Jennie Kim was in her third year at Chung-Ang University, the crown jewel of their two-time national cheerleading champions. She carried the weight of the title "captain" with pride-grace in every stunt, fire in every chant, and a presence that could command a stadium. It was during the first rivalry match of the new season that she saw her. Across the field, framed by the fever-bright floodlights and the roar of the crowd, moved a girl with an aura that didn't belong to a newcomer. Too gorgeous. Too skilled. Too certain of her place. Then the whispers reached Jennie-she was a freshman. Not just that-a freshman captain for Korea University's soccer team. Unheard of. Curiosity slid into her veins like a sudden fever. Lisa Manoban felt the weight of the stare before she found its source. When her eyes finally locked onto Jennie, the stadium around them faded into a hum. She wasn't supposed to be distracted-not in the middle of a heated match, not by someone on the sidelines-but the Chung-Ang captain was something else entirely. Beauty sharpened by grit, elegance wrapped in steel. In that instant, the air between them shifted. Two leaders. Two rivals. Two sparks striking in the middle of a war drum's beat. Would the rivalry douse the fire before it could burn? Or had fate already decided it didn't matter? And in this rivalry, compelling can be even more dangerous than skill.

Jennie Kim is a no-nonsense, high-powered CEO of a luxury lifestyle brand. Known for her icy demeanor and impeccable standards, she runs her company with precision and commands respect from everyone around her. Her employees admire her brilliance but tiptoe around her temper-except for her newly hired personal assistant, Lisa Manoban. Lisa is everything Jennie's usual assistants aren't: she's casual, cheerful, and sometimes a little too comfortable breaking Jennie's strict rules. Initially, Jennie is annoyed by Lisa's unconventional approach, especially when Lisa insists on bringing her "relaxing tea" instead of coffee or suggesting ridiculous ideas during meetings just to "lighten the mood." Despite her exasperation, Jennie can't deny that Lisa is oddly efficient, always managing to get things done in her own chaotic way. As the days pass, Jennie starts to feel something she hasn't felt in years-she enjoys Lisa's company. But Jennie's growing possessiveness becomes evident when Lisa's charm attracts attention from coworkers and clients alike. Jennie finds herself in situations where she has to remind others-and herself-that Lisa is her assistant, and no one else has the right to monopolize her time.

Sometimes I need an escape from the demands, the puck bunnies, and the notoriety that comes with being an NHL team captain. I just want to be a normal person for a few weeks. So when I leave Chicago for some peace and quiet, the last thing I expect is for a gorgeous woman to literally fall into my lap on a flight to Alaska. Even better, she has absolutely no idea who I am. Jennie is the perfect escape from my life. My plan for seclusion becomes a monthlong sex fest punctuated with domestic bliss. But it ends just as abruptly as it began. When I'm called away on a family emergency, I realize too late that I have no way to contact Jennie. A year later, a chance encounter throws Jennie and me together again. But I still have a lie hanging over my head, and Jennie's keeping secrets of her own. With more than lust at stake, the truth may be our game changer. P.S This is the jenlisa story I've read on the fanfiction net. All credits to the owner.