Roseanne Park is content with her job, family, and friends, but her grandma believes she has lost her sparkle. She decides to join a dating site to connect with other women. However, Roseanne initially believes that she doesn't like women, but when she meets Jennie Kim, she starts questioning her beliefs. Jennie Kim loves women and shies away from commitment. When a hot blonde arrives at the bar where she works and fails to close the deal with her date, Jennie has no choice but to take her under her wing. She loves helping others, after all. JENSÉ CONVERTED Credits To The Original Author

Dr. Kim is not interested in relationships of any kind in or out of her hospital workplace. She doesn't get involved in gossip and certainly will not get coerced into any silly shenanigans. So why is she volunteering for the singles auction again? oh right, the children that's why--all proceeds go to the pediatric cardiac program, she can do that. Rosie is the heart of the hospital; everyone likes her, and she likes everyone. Well, almost everyone. Dr. Jennie Kim is the one exception. With her arrogant god complex, Rosie just can't seem to like her. Sure, she's hot, objectively speaking, but she's also icy, standoffish, and well, arrogant (Rosie wishes her libido would get the message). When Rosie attends the singles auction to support the hospital, firstly she's more than surprised to see Dr. McIcy on the stage. Then she's in shock to find out she's the winning bidder of the McIcy package--she wasn't meant to bid, and did she even have her paddle in her hand? The mutual dislike is evident, but they decide to go through with the dates in the name of charity. As each date unfolds, defenses are lowered, fun is had, and just maybe that mutual dislike is not at all as it seems. JENSÉ CONVERTED Credits To The Original Author

When Rosie Park returns to Northshire University as a new art lecturer, she's eager-maybe a little too eager-to reunite with the woman who first inspired her love for clay and for women: Professor Jennie Kim. But the brilliant, warm mentor she once knew has hardened. A messy divorce, stalled projects, and years of fighting for the Women in Art course have left Jennie guarded, cynical... and definitely not ready for Rosie's sunshine. Jennie wants to resent the younger woman who unknowingly took the class she's dreamed of teaching. But Rosie is too kind. Too genuine. Too intoxicating. When a late-night pottery session turns into something dangerously intimate, the line between mentor and colleague blurs. [Chaennie Convert]

Jennie kim knows three things to be true. First, she is going to be Boston's most sought after divorce attorney by thirty-five. Second, given how terrible her romantic track record is, falling in love isn't in the cards for her. And third, Christmas only brings her bad luck - being broken up with not once, not twice, but three times during the holidays is proof enough of that. When she runs into Rosie Park on Christmas Eve, she has no reason to believe her luck will change. After all, though Rosie is probably the most gorgeous woman she's ever seen, she's also straight. And married to Jennie's work rival. While being hired by Rosie throws her for a loop, winning a divorce case and sticking it to her ex-colleague should be enough of a thrill. But as the months slip by, bringing her closer to both Rosie and her adorable daughter Abbie, the lines between attorney and client begin to blur. And she could have never predicted just how much she wants them to. Chaennie Convert [All Rights To The Original Author]

"The Seoul Lakehawks," Kai says. He flips the cover of the binder over. "Who is this?" "Park Chaeyoung," Jennie answers. It's the only player she can name off the team at this point and that's only because any sort of research into the Lakehawks seems to start and end with the same girl. OR The fic where Jennie inherits the Seoul Lakehawks from her wayward brother and meets Park Chaeyoung, star player. [converted, credits to original author. includes mature content.]

Thirteen years into her successful career as a global superstar, Roseanne Park's got a lot of explaining to do. Everyone thinks that they know her, or has an opinion on her life, who's she's dating, what she's wearing, who she's singing about, but the truth is, they don't know her at all. Following a career of ups and downs, lies and secrecy, and more than her fair share of slanderous comments about her notorious breakup songs about ex-boyfriends, she finally decides to come clean in a tell-all interview with one of the biggest talk show hosts, hoping to clear the air once and for all. No more secrets, no more lies, even if it costs her the career she's worked so hard to build. She's finally ready to tell the brutal truth about her glamorous and scandalous life, about the ruthless ambition that thrust her to the top of the charts, the friends and enemies she made along the way, and reveal the truth about the love of her life. [converted. all credits goes to original author]

Miyawaki Sakura has a new girlfriend! A breathtaking, head-turning beauty who's madly in love with her. Except...she doesn't. The "girlfriend" is actually just a character from a dating sim game. Due to an unfortunate misunderstanding, Sakura's friend spreads a rumor among their coworkers, and now everyone at Fearless Games Studios is excited to meet this new gorgeous girlfriend at the company party next month. Especially Sakura's ex, Nanami, who constantly torments Sakura about her lack of romance expertise. Fortunately, the cute barista from the coffee shop across the street might just be the answer to Sakura's problem-in more ways than one...

"Do you want coffee or tea?" Wonyoung is taken aback by the question to be honest. Usually, customers want to get right to it. That's why all she wears on her scheduled nights is a satin silk robe and a matching lingerie set. Tonight, she has her favorite black set on for a "very special customer", as Madame Hyerim put it. (Originally written by trashfortwice on Ao3. All credits go to them)