Yu Jimin and Kim Minjeong have hated each other since day one. She's the hospital's golden girl - calm, perfect, impossible to beat. She's the rebellious genius - fiery, stubborn, allergic to rules. They were never supposed to work together. Until the Dean decided to ruin everyone's life and paired them for the final residency - nine months of shared shifts, shared patients... and, unfortunately, a shared apartment. Now, their careers depend on one rule: Don't kill each other. But between slammed doors, jealous glares, and tension that burns hotter than the OR lights- falling in love might be the real disaster waiting to happen. And somewhere between rivalry and recklessness... they'll find that hate was never the opposite of love.

"Haven't you ruined enough already?" Jimin nearly growls, pretty sure that in her current state she could take on the troublemaker in a fight. Or more like; Minjeong vandalized the principal's yard and accidentally bleached Jimin's garden too, who is the principal's daughter. Now she feel really bad about it.

After a particularly terrible experience with her adoptive father and a few drinks, Winter Kim finds her much-needed escape from reality in her soon-to-be biology teacher. When the two meet again at the beginning of the school year, neither know what to make of the situation. But their conflict with each other is no match for the conflict Winter faces with her adoptive father, and the two soon find themselves developing a relationship that tests both of their willingness to let others in. For entirely different reasons, they find themselves pushing each other away. Until they realize that their reasons aren't so different at all. This story is girlxgirl, teacherxstudent, and it deals with topics such as abuse, alcoholism, and suicide. It's my best work but it can be depressing at times & may be triggering to some. [THIS STORY IS CONVERTED. ALL CREDITS GO TO THE ORIGINAL AUTHOR] (PREVIOUSLY TITLED 'DESIRE')

Kim Minjeong/Winter Kim, a laid-back student at a prestigious sports academy, never cared much about tennis. That is, until she met her roommate, Yu Jimin, a fiercely dedicated player aiming for the top. Inspired by Jimin's passion, Minjeong starts to take tennis seriously and pushes herself harder than ever before. As their lives become more intertwined, Minjeong's family expectations and Jimin's hidden insecurities draw them closer. But with their personal struggles in the way, can they face the truth about what they really mean to each other? [Winrina fanfiction] [Completed]

Eyes don't lie, even when we did (Short fanfic) wlw

what happens when a crush gets a little too obsessed? Will Karina and her friends be safe? this is a ghostface short story

Yu Jimin and Kim Minjeong were each watched over by their respective guardian angel: Ningning and Giselle. Since their high school days, the two humans had hated each other with the same intensity with which they avoided sharing the same space. Tired of stolen encounters and rushed goodbyes, Ningning and Giselle decided to join forces in order to bring their girls together. That alliance could only be complicated, given the colossal resentment Kim held toward Yu and Yu toward Kim. With an uncertain personality and a deep fear of never being chosen, Yu Jimin lacked the determination that Kim Minjeong possessed in abundance - or at least appeared to possess. Love Me Love Me Not explores conflicts such as the discovery of one's own sexuality and the resentment that can arise throughout that process. (English isn't my first language)!!! "{Oh Angels have pink hair! I had no ideia...}"

They promised forever... but forever doesn't always last the way we think it will. And when it ends, all that's left is everything they never got to say. - 139k words

Kim Minjeong is Seoul's most articulate ghost. Under the pseudonym Maum Dephil, she runs a secret ghostwriting service for university students. She translates the messy, unsaid feelings of her clients into poetic confessions written in Midnight Blue ink. To the public, she is a faceless genius. To her best friend Jimin, she is just a dry witted Literature major. Minjeong spends her nights giving a voice to everyone else's love stories while her own feelings remain locked in a password protected folder called the J Archive. The system cracks when Jimin starts hiring her. Jimin is the charismatic bassist who occupies every unwritten line of Minjeong's heart, but now she is paying Minjeong to write love letters to other girls. Between the slow burn tension of their study sessions and the ache of being a safe harbor for a girl who does not see her, Minjeong is running out of metaphors. How do you write the perfect confession for the person you are losing?