Jennie and Lisa loved each other for years, until their trust was broken and everything changed. Now they're stuck between what they still feel and what they can no longer return to, unsure if love is enough to repair what was lost or if letting go is the only way forward. This is an adaptation. All credits go to the original author.

Jennie and Lisa absolutely despise each other, but still end up spending every weekend in the same bed. They set rules to keep things casual, turning it into a clean-cut friends-with-benefits arrangement. Except one by one, every rule gets broken... and feelings are the first to cross the line. This is an adaptation. All credit goes to the original author.

JENNIE POV This week is not going to plan... So far, I've been stood up, taunted by a kid, and dunked in coffee. And that was just on my way to my job interview. I almost couldn't believe it when the hot stranger who crashed into me in the coffee shop came to my rescue. Unfortunately, this stranger has a name - Lalisa Manoban - and she might've also popped up at my job interview. And then on a night out. In fact, now she won't leave me alone. Thank God, she's not even remotely my type, or..... Exactly what I never knew I wanted. For all I know is, Lalisa Manoban is one destructively attractive human. I'm in trouble. ____ GxG RomCom JenLisa

An angel who has spent forever watching humans gets a little too curious about one doctor who is exceptionally smart, stubborn, and has a very colorful vocabulary. As they grow closer, she starts wondering what it would be like to really live instead of just observe, and whether love is worth giving up forever for. A City of Angels-inspired Jenlisa adaptation. All credits go to the original author. TW: Lots of smut🙈

Jennie Kim was a well respected and put together 17-year old. She earned all A's throughout grade school and was the student every teacher dreamed of having in their classroom. For the past two years, Jennie has been attending public high school in Boston. She liked her school. She even liked her teachers. But there was one thing, well one individual that she could not tolerate. Her bully, Lalisa Manoban. Lisa was a trouble maker; she always mouthed off teachers, was sent to the principal's office, and even got suspended for a fight or two; and out of all the prospective students in the entire school to pick on, she chose Jennie.

Trigger Warning: This story explores a controversial dynamic involving a teacher and a student. While all characters are legal adults and their actions are consensual, the subject matter may be unsettling for some readers. Reader discretion is advised. Jennie Kim was young, brilliant, and ridiculously attractive, which honestly felt illegal for a professor. Lisa found that out the hard way after accidentally walking into her office and completely forgetting how to be a functioning human. Mortified, she avoided Jennie ever since... only to discover she'd be teaching one of her classes that year. This is an adaptation. All credits go to the original author

A Jenlisa Christmas story for all of you❤️ Happy Holidays, everyone!☺️ This is an adaptation. All credits go to the original author.

In a world where expectations define identity, She always thought she had life figured out-ordinary, predictable, and straight. But everything changes when she meets her. One glance, and suddenly, nothing feels the same. Desire clashes with denial as she struggles with feelings she never expected-intense, confusing, and impossible to ignore. From stolen glances to forbidden fantasies, she's drawn into a world where the rules blur and the truth is both terrifying and intoxicating. Will she surrender to her deepest desires, or bury them beneath the weight of guilt and expectation?

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Lisa Manoban moves in to her new condominium and accidentally meets her new neighbour in the most...unexpected way possible. More smut, a little angst, MAYBE a little fluff - mature content, don't run to your mothers complaining after. This is an original fanfic. I don't consent to plagiarising, repurposing, nor translating this work.