Summary: Danielle Marsh is a charismatic, bossy yet charming CEO-loved by the press, feared by his competitors, and always in control. Haerin Kang is his quiet, cold-hearted secretary-flawless in professionalism, untouched by workplace drama, and seemingly immune to his allure. What begins as a distant, icy work dynamic slowly simmers with tension as both carry emotional scars beneath their polished facades. But when Haerin suddenly resigns without a word, Danielle's carefully structured world begins to crack. It's not just her efficiency he misses-it's her silence, her fire hidden under layers of frost, and the strange comfort she brought to his chaotic life. A surprise business trip to France reignites unresolved feelings. Paris, with its timeless magic, becomes the backdrop of confession, vulnerability, and second chances. But love isn't easy when pride, past wounds, and corporate power plays are involved. As they navigate office politics, jealous rivals, personal growth, and family secrets, Danielle and Haerin must choose between the safety of distance or the risk of intimacy. Alongside loyal friends-Minji, Hanni, Jake, Jungwon, Heeseung, and Hyein-they learn that love doesn't need to be loud. Sometimes, it's the quietest kind that changes everything.

Daniel, a rising classical pianist with a secret injury that threatens his future, crosses paths again with Haerin, the quiet girl he once made a childhood promise to-one she remembers, and he's long forgotten. When fate brings them back together under tense, emotional circumstances, their relationship deepens, and long-buried memories begin to surface. But as they grow closer, Daniel's world starts to collapse-his career, his health, and the truth about their shared past. The question is: will love be enough to heal what life has broken?

Every winter, the Radfords leave Australia behind and fly across the world to spend the season in the sun-soaked shores of East Haven. For Zielle Radford-nineteen, dreamy, and the cherished youngest of her family-those months mean more than just holidays. They mean returning to the Windsor beach house, a second home that holds her most treasured memories. But more than anything, they mean reuniting with Lorien and Zyran-her lifelong best friends, her constants, her safe haven. Lorien with her steady strength. Zyran with her quiet chaos. Zielle, caught in the tide between them. This summer is different. The world feels warmer, eyes linger longer, and hearts grow heavier. When childhood comfort begins to blur into something deeper, Zielle must confront what it means to grow up-and who she'll become when everything familiar begins to shift. Inspired by The Summer I Turned Pretty, this is a story about friendship, longing, and the moment everything changes.

Just being a teen in 1995 is difficult enough. However, being the pastor's daughter and having a secret crush on Danielle Marsh, who happens to be the popular cheerleader at Jeju Univeristy High, is the hardest thing for Kang Haerin to get through. -- This story is not my work and just an adaption/remake of the original. All rights go to the original writer.

Haerin, a reserved and seemingly cold senior, harbors a secret crush on Danielle, a bright and cheerful junior. Despite her growing feelings, Haerin struggles to express her emotions and instead distances herself, afraid of vulnerability. Her best friend, Minji, notices the tension but remains supportive, especially since she has her own secret-she's been quietly dating Hanni, Danielle's best friend. As Haerin and Danielle cross paths more frequently through school activities and their intertwined friend group, Haerin's facade of coldness begins to crack. Danielle, unaware of Haerin's true feelings, is drawn to her despite the senior's aloof behavior. The two share moments of unspoken connection, but Haerin's hesitation continues to build walls between them.

Danielle Marsh, a brilliant but stubbornly disrespectful student, clashes with her kind yet strict teacher, Kim Minji. Danielle's unwavering commitment to her earbuds clashes with Minji's classroom authority, creating a constant source of friction. As days turn into weeks, however, an unexpected connection sparks between them. Will Minji risk her career and cross the line with a student? Will she succumb to her feelings for Danielle, even knowing it's forbidden? And will Danielle fight her own burgeoning affections, or will she embrace a love that defies all expectations? Warning -Gp

This story centers on the burgeoning attraction between Haerin Kang, a quiet and independent omega, and Danielle Marsh, a popular and confident hyper alpha. Haerin, accustomed to the often-overbearing attention of alphas, maintains a reserved demeanor, preferring solitude and avoiding close interactions. Danielle, intrigued by Haerin's aloofness and quiet strength, finds herself captivated by the challenge of earning Haerin's respect and breaking through her emotional barriers.

The Dirty Minded Club = 5 beautiful perverts with 1 (innocent) Y/n. Dirty? I guess you could say that.

This is the prequel/sequel of SAVING ME. This is a story about a girl who has fallen in love with her best friend, but is too afraid to confess her feelings. She worries that telling her friend the truth might ruin their friendship. As a result, she's unsure whether to risk everything to pursue the girl she loves or to let her go and potentially miss out on a chance for love. Will her fear and indecisiveness lead to regret, or will she find the courage to take a chance and see where her heart leads her? ----------------- A story of a girl who had developed a deep admiration for someone she had never spoken to before. She would often watch her from afar, stealing glances whenever possible, but was too afraid to even introduce herself or confess her feelings. Despite her burning desire to share her emotions with her, the fear of rejection and embarrassment kept her from taking any action. Day after day, she would silently pine for her, hoping that someday she would notice her and the unspoken love that she held in her heart.

Danielle pauses, seems to be weighing out her options as Haerin shifts from foot to foot anxiously, praying to every god she knows that Danielle will say yes- "Of course, I'll help you, Haerin. On one condition," she says sternly, looking up at Haerin with a certain something shining in her eyes that Haerin can't explain. "What? Name it!" Haerin says urgently, tightening her grip on her bag and watching impatiently as Danielle bites down on her bottom lip to stop herself from smiling before she replies. "You have to promise that you won't fall in love with me," Danielle says simply and with a tone of finality. Haerin's so dumbfounded by her words, that she scoffs in disbelief before she can stop herself, and she chuckles and shakes her head before she looks up at Danielle with a raised eyebrow. "That's not gonna be a problem." (a walk to remember au) This story is not my work and just a remake of the original. All rights go to the original writer.