"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.

Karina is well-known for two things: her outstanding academic performance and her lengthy dating history. However, when her lack of commitment begins to have an impact on her future job success - severe steps are attempted, such as pretending to date the perfect girl. It just so happens that the perfect girl is someone she despises.

CONVERTED story (credits to trashfortwice on ao3) "Do you want coffee or tea?" Minji 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 Jennie put it.

By day, Haerin is invisible - a soft-spoken office worker in oversized glasses and quiet clothes, careful not to be seen. But by night, she's Inkbetween, an anonymous poet whose intimate, melancholic pieces have gained a small but devoted following online. Her muse? Hanni - the radiant, untouchable woman who sits just across the office. Haerin writes her in fragments: a laugh overheard in a meeting, the scent of cherry-vanilla perfume, the ghost of a glance never returned. Her poems grow bolder. More exposed. A confession in slow motion, hidden behind a pen name. But secrets don't stay secrets forever. And someone's reading more closely than she thinks.

A spoiled, rich and entitled brat is the title that Bae Joohyun, Irene, claimed. When she is forced to go on a business cruise with her sister Jisoo, and high class family, she feels nothing but dread with the claim; "waste of time". Obsessive and possessive with the thought burned into her mind, she can't help but question it when she meets an innocent and oblivious crew member, Kang Seulgi.

Minjeong liked quiet. She wasn't one to start conversations with people she didn't know, generally on the reserved side. However, when the barista of a café she frequented started a conversation with her, it struck her as odd how she was so willing to continue that conversation. Minjeong had no idea how her life was about to completely turn upside down as she struggles to understand why the barista could never leave her mind.

Minjeong, a renowned Taekwondo champion, has always been focused on one goal: victory. After clinching the national title, she begins a new chapter of her life, opening a Taekwondo training center with her longtime friend and teammate, Aeri. However, when she moves into her new apartment to start fresh, her plans are interrupted by a series of unexpected events. On the night she finally seeks some well-deserved peace after a long day, Minjeong is disturbed by the noise coming from her next-door neighbor. When she storms over to complain, she's caught off guard by the striking woman who opens the door-Jimin, whose beauty and quiet intensity leave Minjeong momentarily speechless. But as Minjeong spends more time in Jimin's presence, she starts to uncover the darker side of her life. Jimin, despite her outward charm, is trapped in a toxic relationship with a horrible boyfriend who manipulates and belittles her at every turn. Unable to ignore the growing concern she feels for Jimin, Minjeong begins to question how much of a role she can play in her neighbor's life. Can she be the person who helps Jimin find her strength and break free from the chains of her controlling boyfriend? As Minjeong's feelings for Jimin grow, she finds herself grappling with her own internal conflict-whether she can stand by, offering her support while Jimin figures out her worth, or if she can find a way to make Jimin realize that she deserves so much more. Minjeong g!p

The Yu family built an empire on power, wealth, and perfectly calculated deals. Yu Karina is no exception-sharp, relentless, and always in control. To secure their inheritance, all she needs is one final piece to fall into place: Kim Duho's firstborn daughter agreeing to marry her brother. Winter, the ever-elusive heiress, is anything but easy to persuade. She sees through Karina's every move, meets her sharp wit with an even sharper tongue, and makes it painfully clear-she has no interest in being part of the Yu family's schemes. But Karina doesn't accept losses. She negotiates. Manipulates. Wins. And Winter is just another deal waiting to be closed. At least, that's what she tells herself. As secrets surface and time runs out, Karina finds herself caught in a dangerous game-one where the lines between manipulation and genuine desire begin to blur, and falling for Winter might cost her more than she's willing to give.

Winter Kim spent years idolizing Karina, believing that following in her footsteps would bring them closer. She transferred schools, joined Kwangya Entertainment, and stepped into Karina's world hoping to stand beside her. But admiration is a dangerous thing. To Karina, Winter wasn't a fan, she was a threat. She hated the way Winter followed her, how their mentors praised her, how she was suddenly everywhere. Yet no matter how much Karina tried to push her away, she couldn't ignore her. And as rivalry turns into tension, they begin to wonder, is it really hate, or something more?