Disclaimer: This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, businesses, places, events, and incidents are either the product of the author's imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental. The story is intended for entertainment purposes only and does not reflect real-life situations or individuals. Reader discretion is advised.

Chung Subin is South Korea's most adored actress-a goddess on screen, untouchable in real life. But fame comes with danger, and when a stalker gets too close, she's assigned a new bodyguard. Lee Hyeri is cold, disciplined, and dangerously good at her job. She's protected CEOs, politicians, even royalty. But nothing-nothing-has prepared her for the storm that is Chung Subin. Subin is used to getting what she wants. Hyeri is trained to resist. But the real danger? The tension between them. When a stalker turns their game deadly, Hyeri must break every rule to protect Subin. But what happens when the biggest threat isn't outside the door-it's behind it? 🔥 Bodyguard x Celebrity 💥 Slow-burn, Forbidden Romance ⏳ Tension, Danger & A Love That Shouldn't Exist She was hired to protect her. Falling for her was never part of the job.

Ever wonder what happens behind the scenes of the Kdrama "Friendly Rivalry"? Well here's what's happening. Please read the first page for description, don't forget to vote! Thank you and enjoy reading! This is also for the people that was cut short by the ending HAHAHA

The wind howled through the broken walls of Chung Kingdom, carrying the scent of ash and blood. Fires still smoldered in the distance, casting an eerie glow over the shattered remains of what once stood proud and unyielding. Soldiers marched through the streets, their armor stained with the dust of battle, dragging survivors from the ruins. Among them, shackled and stripped of her silks, was Chung Subin. Her wrists were bound with rough rope, the fibers biting into her flesh with every stumble. She kept her gaze fixed on the ground, unwilling to meet the eyes of the conquerors who sneered and spat as she passed. Her father's banners lay trampled in the mud, crimson and gold smeared with dirt and footprints. The once-mighty emblem of her family now lay forgotten, just as her kingdom had been. "Move faster," a guard snarled, shoving her forward. Subin staggered, knees hitting the ground. Pain shot through her legs, but she did not cry out. Tears were a luxury she had abandoned long ago. They led her to the towering walls of Lee Kingdom's castle-its spires piercing the clouds like daggers. The gates groaned open, revealing the sprawling stone fortress that would become her prison. Word of her capture had spread quickly. Servants whispered, nobles smirked behind raised fans, and the guards called her traitor as if it were her name. But it was not their eyes that cut the deepest. It was hers. Lee Hyeri stood atop the grand staircase, her gaze sharp and unyielding. Draped in silks of midnight blue, she was every bit the image of ruthless royalty. Her lips curled into a smile that did not reach her eyes as Subin was dragged before her, forced to her knees at Hyeri's feet. "So, this is the last princess of Chung," Hyeri mused, circling her like a predator savoring its catch. "Not much left of your father's pride now, is there?" Subin clenched her fists, the rope burning deeper into her skin. She would not give Hyeri the satisfaction of her tears. Not now. Not ever.

Seulgi stood at the entrance of Chaewa Girl High School, her heart pounding with excitement. A new school, a fresh start, and endless possibilities awaited her. She took a deep breath, inhaling the crisp morning air, and stepped through the towering gates, ready to embrace whatever came her way. The school grounds buzzed with life-students chatting in groups, laughter echoing through the corridors, and the faint scent of freshly bloomed cherry blossoms drifting in the wind. Everything seemed perfect, a dream she had envisioned countless times. But dreams, as she would soon realize, had a way of twisting into something unexpected. It started with Jaeyi. The moment Seulgi locked eyes with her, the air around them shifted. Jaeyi, the golden girl of Chaewa Girl High School, exuded an effortless charm that made heads turn. She was admired, envied, and untouchable-a figure that lived in whispers and stolen glances. And yet, in the sea of people, she noticed Seulgi. A single encounter was enough to spark interest, but fate had a cruel sense of humor. Their paths intertwined again and again, no matter how much Seulgi tried to avoid her. With every meeting, Jaeyi's enigmatic presence unraveled something darker beneath the surface of Chaewa Girl High School. The school wasn't as pristine as it appeared. There were secrets buried deep within its walls, and Jaeyi seemed to be at the center of them all. Whispers followed Seulgi now-curious, wary, and some laced with silent warnings. She could feel the weight of unseen eyes watching, studying, waiting. The school's system was flawed, corrupted in ways she couldn't yet comprehend. And Jaeyi... she wasn't just another student. There was something about her, something veiled in mystery, pulling Seulgi in despite the dangers that lurked in the shadows.

What if she never really disappeared? After Yoo Jae-I vanishes without a trace, Woo Seul-gi chooses to leave everything behind, until a mysterious new roommate named "Gerry" shows up halfway through her first semester at Stanford. She looks familiar. She moves familiar. But she says she's never met Seul-gi in her life. In a story that picks up where Friendly Rivalry left off, The Room Wasn't Empty is a slow-burn mystery wrapped in skateboards, chemistry labs, and stolen glances. What starts as suspicion becomes longing. And what was once rivalry... might've always been love. DISCLAIMER: This story is sprinkled with a dash of reality, a whole lot of "what if," and zero claims to actual truth. It's fan fiction, folks, aka imagination in overdrive. Any resemblance to real events or people is purely because our brains can't help but blur the lines sometimes. Read with your heart, not a fact-checker.

Just a story I wrote back after watching Friendly Rivalry. this fan fiction is inspired by Khalid's song Better, and a bit of Nevertheless touches.

Part 2 of Jaeyi x Seulgi Oneshots

Yoo Pilsun (17) Living on the outskirts of Seoul, Pilsun was well known for her rebellious and masculine appearance that attracted the attention of both boys and girls. A carefree spirit, she never took school seriously, dreaming only of becoming a dancer. While her twin sister Jaeyi excelled in academics, Pilsun lived for the thrill of living in the moment, challenging the expectations of those around her. Despite this free spirited attitude, she secretly harbored a soft spot for Woo Seulgi, the shy nerd from her class. Little did she know that moving to Seoul would set in motion a chain of events that would lead to rivalry, love, and an unexpected emotional conflict. Yoo Jaeyi (17) The epitome of intelligence and discipline, Jaeyi was a top student at her prestigious school in Seoul, determined to follow her father's medical legacy. Her ambition and smarts earned her the admiration of many, particularly from her fellow students. However, life was far from perfect, her relationship with her twin sister, Pilsun, had always been strained, and she found it irritating when Pilsun unexpectedly moved to Seoul. Jaeyi's world would shift when she began working closely with Woo Seulgi on a school project, slowly uncovering the complexities of her own heart, and feelings she didn't expect for her sister's best friend. Woo Seulgi (17) Raised in a poor family, Seulgi always believed that education was her only escape. However, after her family's decision to move to Seoul, Seulgi's life took a dramatic turn. She was quiet and introverted, often lost in her books, but Pilsun's unexpected arrival in Seoul changed everything. Though Seulgi was grateful for Pilsun's protective nature, she never imagined the emotional turmoil that would follow. As she grew closer to Jaeyi during a school project, Seulgi found herself torn between the two sisters, each of whom was fiercely protective and increasingly invested in her well being.