Haerin, finds herself captivated by a violinist playing in the subway-her music raw, aching, impossible to ignore. Danielle has talent beyond measure but nowhere to go, her dreams cut short by circumstance. Without a word, Haerin intervenes. Money appears when it's needed. A violin replaces the worn, battered one. A door quietly opens, leading Danielle back to the life she was meant to have. And through it all, Haerin remains at her side-watching, guiding, protecting. Danielle tilts her head, eyes searching. "You act like I belong to you." Haerin only smiles. "You do."

Inspired by 'You' (18+) Kang Haerin, a barista at a cafe, lays her eyes upon a certain college girl, Danielle Marsh. Haerin calls it love between them, but is it truly? Does ownership, anger, and uncontrollable desire count as true love? Does love justify obsession? To a girl like Kang Haerin, yes, love justifies all crimes. Written from Kang Haerin's perspective. NSFW. Trigger warning: detailed methods of torture, violent language, substance abuse, and mentions of SA. Disclaimer: Not meant to romanticize or justify crimes of any kind. Genre leans towards psychological horror, rather than romance.

Danielle hates Haerin after what she did to her, but Haerin unexpectedly falls for her. Will Danielle give Haerin a second chance? A semi-enemies to lovers trope. A spin-off from The Rivalry. (You don't have to read the 1st story first to get this one) A Newjeans Fanfiction

--- Danielle has always been a whirlwind of sunshine-an energetic young fashion designer with big dreams, bold colors, and even bigger ambitions. She comes from a wealthy family, but she refuses to live under the shadow of their fortune. Instead, she moves into her own modest apartment in the city, determined to prove that her creativity, not her parents' money, will define her success. Her new neighbor is Haerin, a woman cloaked in mystery. Calm, distant, and with a coolness that feels almost unshakable, Haerin is the complete opposite of Danielle. She lives alone with her child, raising them quietly while keeping her work-and her life-hidden. Sometimes she returns late at night, bruised or limping, as if she's been through battles no one dares to ask about. The building tenants whisper, but no one really knows who she is or what she does. Danielle from the first time had a great bond with haerin's child but never met her but When Danielle's sunshine collides with Haerin's storm, sparks fly. But Haerin's world is dangerous, and Danielle's presence threatens to pull her into it.

-The artist of these paintings is very talented.- Danielle said to her best friend. - I would like to congratulate her personally, but she must not be very approachable. - Maybe not, but today at least seems to be her lucky day! - Hyein replied. -She's looking at you. Danielle Marsh wasn't the type of person who liked the idea of having casual relationships, much less with strangers. However, she finds herself going completely against her principle when she meets Kang Haerin, a beautiful young French woman and probably the most seductive woman her body has ever had the pleasure of meeting. She could never have imagined that the artist's dark, completely feline eyes spoke entire sentences, expressing her burning desire to transform her into a living painting.

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.

In high school, Haerin was the quiet, eccentric girl who felt out of place among her peers. She found solace in her small group of friends, but Danielle, always the popular, charming student, seemed like she lived in an entirely different world. Yet, the two shared an unspoken connection, with Danielle treating Haerin with a kindness that made her feel seen. Despite their differences, their bond deepened until that same bond caused them to drift apart. Years later, Haerin had transformed into an attractive veterinarian, no longer the shy, awkward girl from high school. Unexpectedly, Danielle walked into her clinic, effortlessly poised and radiant as ever. The brief moment they shared in high school suddenly felt alive again, bringing back memories Haerin had buried long ago. Would they be able to pick up where they left off, or had too much time passed?