Autistic Lisa Manoban had never been ordinary. She was brilliant but misunderstood, soft-spoken yet unshakably steady. Her stutter made her a target of whispers, her routines and quiet habits made her seem distant. For years, she thought those things meant she would always stand apart, never quite belonging to anyone. Jennie Kim was the queen bee of Kim University. Sharp, fearless, adored and feared in equal measure. Her name carried power in every hallway, her gaze could silence a crowd. To most, Jennie was untouchable - too high above to be reached, too fierce to be tamed. But what no one expected was that the queen bee's gaze would fall on the quiet, autistic professor. And stay there. Lisa still tapped her fingers against the desk, a rhythm that calmed her when the world felt too loud. She still stumbled on words sometimes, still needed space when everything grew overwhelming. But none of it made Jennie step back. Instead, Jennie leaned closer, wrapping her arms around her from behind, pressing her chin lightly against Lisa's shoulder as if to say: you are safe with me. "Still tapping," Jennie whispered with a small smirk, her voice carrying the same playfulness it always did when she teased her. Lisa's lips curved, shy but steady. For once, she didn't look away. For once, she let herself believe. Because the queen bee had chosen her - not despite her autism, but with it. Because Jennie Kim saw her fully: vulnerable, strong, different, perfect. In the end, it wasn't the power of the queen or the brilliance of the professor that mattered. It was simply this: the way Jennie saw Lisa. And the way Lisa finally believed she deserved to be seen. LISA GIP SKIP IF YOUR UNCOMFORTABLE

A beautiful girl who was supposed to have meant nothing to me once said this: "We can date, but only under three conditions. First, don't talk to me until after school. Second, when we contact each other, we keep it short. And third,don't fall in love with me. Can you do those three things?" Back then, there was a lot I didn't understand. On a practical level, how to tell a girl I liked her when I didn't. On a philosophical level, death. On a poetic level,love.And then I added another thing to the list. Myself. For some reason, I told this girl I didn't know yes. This story is not mine. Jenlisa Adaptation. Credits to the author, Ichijo Misaki

This story is about love, change, and second chances. It follows the complex relationship between Lisa and Jennie as they navigate through emotional challenges and personal growth. Once filled with warmth, Lisa's heart is now frozen with pain. Jennie is determined to break down Lisa's icy walls and rekindle what they once shared. But can love truly overcome deep-seated anger and heartbreak? Or will Jennie's efforts prove to be in vain? This tale explores the power of healing and forgiveness in the face of life's toughest changes. Lisa GIP! "I originally wrote this story for KathDen, but I rewrote it for JenLisa because I've been a fan of the ship since it started. Enjoy reading!" Short Story! Please vote and follow me thanks❤️❤️