In South Korea's top hospital, Hyeri, the emotionally distant cardiothoracic surgeon, is known for her flawless technique but avoids personal connections. Soobin, a kind-hearted anesthesiologist with a past of living in her older sister's shadow, is eager to prove herself despite her quiet demeanor. When the two are forced to work together on a high-stakes surgery, they begin to form an unexpected bond, though Hyeri's walls remain unyielding. As their professional and personal lives intertwine, they confront the trauma and insecurities that keep them from fully opening up to each other.

Jaeyi Kang was used to getting what she wanted. Front-row concert tickets? Done. Reservations at a booked-out rooftop restaurant? Please. A new designer bag dropping in Paris before it even hit Seoul? Already in her closet. But none of that helped when it came to Seulgi Han. Seulgi, with her thrifted hoodies, beat-up sneakers, and zero interest in people like Jaeyi-the loud, bratty, rich-girl types. She worked part-time at the library, part-time at a bakery, and maybe full-time avoiding eye contact with Jaeyi since the first time she slid into the seat beside her in econ. "You always sit here?" Jaeyi asked, plopping her oat latte on the desk with too much flair. "I sit wherever you're not," Seulgi replied without looking up from her textbook. Rude. Intriguing. Jaeyi leaned in, chin resting in her palm. "That's a lie. I've been here three days in a row and you haven't moved once." "That's because I'm trying to graduate, not flirt." "Oh," Jaeyi said, pretending to be wounded. "So you have noticed me." Seulgi finally glanced at her, eyebrow raised. "You talk at full volume and smell like three different perfumes. A blind man in another country could notice you." And just like that, Jaeyi smiled. This was going to be fun.

Woo Seulgi has always lived like a princess-literally. Adored, spoiled, and worshiped from birth as the baby girl of Seoul's wealthiest family, she has never lifted a finger for anything. So when her rich and stunning girlfriend Yoo Jaeyi proposed, Seulgi didn't just say "yes." She gave her smitten lover a list of ten conditions, ranging from mildly ridiculous to completely outrageous. Hopelessly in love, Jaeyi agreed to them all-including the most dramatic of all: she must be the one to carry their future babies because what if Seulgi died during labor? A princess' death in childbirth was simply too tragic! Now, a year into their marriage, Jaeyi confirms her pregnancy the only way she knows how-by throwing up three times before the day had even begun. Poor Seulgi, who once swore she could never handle pregnancy, is suddenly faced with a terrifying question... How is she supposed to take care of her pregnant wife without giving up her crown as the most spoiled princess in Seoul?

Titled: Ace of my Heart English version | Enemies to Lovers | Fanfictional | Rom-Com Yoo Jaeyi is the definition of perfection, top achiever, straight-A student, and the campus queen with a cold, untouchable aura. Everyone either envies her or fears her, especially those who dare to slack off in group projects. Woo Seulgi, on the other hand, is the golden girl of the university's baseball team, confident, charming, and effortlessly athletic. She's smart enough to pass, but struggles with a few subjects, especially the one taught by her least favorite professor: Jaeyi's favorite. Their worlds collide when a class presentation goes hilariously wrong, putting them on each other's bad side. But fate has other plans. Forced to work together for academic survival, Jaeyi and Seulgi must navigate rivalry, pride, and unexpected kilig moments. Can two girls who seem to have nothing in common find common ground... or even love? Dont forget to vote for my story, Thank you so muchhh!!

Jaeyi just graduated from the police academy and started her new journey in a new team at the criminal department. But the leader of her new team, Woo Seulgi, wasn't someone she didn't know. In fact, she is her little secret, and loves to play around it.

Jaeyi is the CEO of a well-know agency. Cold, smart and manipulative, she succeed to prove her father her worth. She got married, had a daughter and a successful career, everything that Taejoon planned for her worked. Expect at two points. Her divorce. Her signing a contract with her daughter's favorite actress, Woo Seulgi.

After everything ended on that bridge, no one expected it to be where things would begin again. Jaeyi's sudden disappearance left a scar that time couldn't heal, especially for Seulgi, who carries a single photo and a thousand unanswered questions. But when university life brings familiar faces and past wounds back to the surface, the bridge that once meant goodbye becomes the only place that feels like home. In a story of healing, reconnection, and unspoken truths, four lives cross paths once more, not by chance, but by something deeper. Maybe fate. Maybe choice. Or maybe just the courage to begin again. Welcome to Our Starting Point, Sometimes, the place that broke you is the only place you can rebuild. ❗This story will be like a season 2 of Friendly Rivalry. This is purely an imagination of mine.

Every contract has a price. This one demanded her soul

Seulgi agrees to a one-year fake marriage with Yoo Jaeyi, the hospital's cold but brilliant doctor and the last person she's ever wanted to deal with. What begins as a contract for money soon spirals into something far more complicated... and maybe even real.

She's the rising star everyone's talking about. She's the legend who's forgotten how to feel. They were never meant to share the same screen but the moment their worlds collide, the script begins to change. And this time, it's not just about playing a part... it's about finding the truth behind the performance.