"It only takes one lone soul to complete another." In this story, Kim Minji an orphaned girl living alone in a secluded village. Having to put up with her life alone to the point that she was at her limit. Planning to take end her own suffering, coincidentally crossed paths another girl named Kang Haerin, who also have her own struggles to overcome. Living in different worlds but both experiencing hardships, will they be able to mend each other's souls? Started writing: 03/27/2024

Haerin had no friends and usually didn't want to stand out. For her, it didn't make sense to be the protagonist of her own life since she didn't have the qualities for that. Deep down, she always wanted to escape from everything and have something more. After going through a strange experience, she will be forced to fix past mistakes, face her fears, and maybe make real friends.

♡ After the two least expected to see each other again, there they were. Minji was assigned as the person who would assist Hanni for a month while Hanni's doctor was out of the city. Stuck together, the complexity of their feelings and the years spent apart brought them back into each other's lives, as if fate had always meant for this reunion. They were always meant to be, despite the heartache that came before. With a chance to rekindle their relationship, the stakes are higher than ever. Can Hanni win back Minji's heart, or will their past continue to haunt their future? What if they fell into a forbidden romance, fully aware of the risks and consequences? This time, they know exactly what they're doing and the potential fallout. As they confront their past and embrace their second chance, their love faces both opportunity and peril. Will their rekindled connection lead to a new beginning, or will the weight of their history pull them back into a cycle of heartbreak? (Read 'Good Luck, Babe!' First to understand the plot)

☆ In Paris for fashion week, model Hanni Pham unexpectedly runs into her ex, Kim Minji, the woman she once dreamed of exploring the city with. With old feelings resurfacing and unspoken regrets hanging in the air, Hanni must confront the past that tore them apart. As they navigate the city of love, can they find a way to reconnect, or will they remain haunted by their choices? In just a week, both women must decide if their reunion is a chance for love or simply a reminder of what they lost. A reminder of what they could've had. Meanwhile, Danielle Marsh, Minji's assistant and close friend-faces a devastating realization, losing someone dear to her, someone she hopelessly loved and being left broken and shattered in the aftermath. Then there's Haerin, Hanni's manager, who arrived in Paris for work alone, with no expectations. At an unexpected encounter with Danielle, Haerin finds herself drawn to her in ways she can't explain, wanting nothing more than to pick up those pieces and show her that love can heal. ___ Formerly named: Sweater Weather

♡ A new city, new people, and the challenge of a rough university life that promised to shape her future. Minji knew what awaited her. She was no longer an irresponsible high schooler but an emerging adult. She promised to avoid silly crushes and distractions-a promise to herself. But that resolve wavered the moment she laid eyes on a pretty cashier. Maybe a fleeting attraction to a bookstore employee wouldn't be so bad Hanni captivated Minji: soft brown eyes, milky skin, waves of hair cascading over her shoulders, and, most of all, that mesmerizing smile. Minji found herself bewitched, unable to look away from Hanni's gaze, too deep to turn back. Surely, a harmless crush couldn't hurt. A story about love. . . . (Somewhat based off of Chapell Roan's song also titled 'Good Luck, Babe!') ⚠️DISCLAIMER: This is purely fictional and is not meant to be taken seriously. Separate fanfiction from reality.

Kim Minji was going through her mothers diary one day after she died and found writing and love letters from someone that was not her father. She also found a picture of her mother young next to a group of girls and a boy. As she reaches out to touch the photo suddenly she is transported back in time to the age her mother and her friends took that photo. [TW: Mentions of suicide, Strong Language, Blood, Trauma]

Haerin and Danielle are exes with a bitter past. Their world meets again and they kept getting on each other's nerve. This is a battle between exes. Haerin and Danielle fight for the love and attention of Hanni, the gorgeous and attractive marketing department manager. Who's the lucky person to get Hanni's heart? Will their battle of exes be successful or will it just bring back their past feelings towards each other? P.s. Pls. read the disclaimer first before proceeding in reading the chapters.

Five days, six nights-what could possibly be better for Hanni than a romantic getaway to the Maldives with her boyfriend? Well, apparently anything, because the man ditched her last minute. So, like the independent queen she is, Hanni decided to go solo... only to run smack into her ex, Kang Haerin. - The girl who was like a human version of a mosquito-always buzzing around, impossible to get rid of, and just plain irritating. If hate could be bottled up and sold, Hanni would be a millionaire from the sheer amount she felt for Haerin. Or at least, that's what she had convinced herself for the longest time... that's until fate decided to get spicy.

"After all I guess, we were destined to meet each other" A bbangsaz fanfic. Highest rankings: #1 at bbangsaz #1 at hanni

Bitterness. Cold. Hotheaded. Are all things that Kim Minji, the young CEO, is familiar with. She's rich and successful, and very smart in managing the company so it remains the top in South Korea. But none of her employees want to get along with her because they don't want to become victims of her temper. When a young woman, Pham Hanni, is assigned to be her secretary, she soon realizes that she is entering hell and dealing with the devil herself. No matter how excellent Hanni's work is, Minji will always hate her. But Hanni slowly falls in love with the devil, and things become more complicated than ever.