Haerin has spent years cultivating an image that seems impossible to shake. One of Korea's most successful soloists, she's known for her cool, masculine style, quiet confidence, and a stage presence that makes every glance feel deliberate. Fans have built an entire personality around it, the effortless flirt, the woman who always seems in control. Offstage, Haerin can barely survive a compliment without looking away. Reserved, soft-spoken, and painfully shy when attention turns personal, Haerin is far more comfortable beneath stage lights than she is getting to know someone without a script telling her what to do. It has never mattered much before. Her career keeps her busy, her private life stays private, and the version of herself everyone thinks they know is easy enough to maintain. Then her company offers her a collaboration. Danielle is everything Haerin isn't. Feminine, warm, outspoken, and completely comfortable saying whatever is on her mind, she's another successful soloist with a bright public image and an even bigger personality behind the scenes. There's only one problem: they're complete strangers. Despite spending years in the same industry, Danielle and Haerin have never properly met beyond distant bows in crowded hallways and seeing each other across award-show stages. Thrown into recording sessions, rehearsals, promotional shoots, and a highly anticipated year-end performance, Haerin and Danielle have to learn to make every glance, touch, and movement feel convincing to millions of people watching. As the song grows bigger and their chemistry becomes the center of the collaboration, the line between what belongs onstage and what follows them backstage starts getting harder to find. Haerin G!P

Kang Haerin and Danielle Marsh have one thing in common: They can't stand each other. To Haerin, Danielle is just another popular girl who makes her life a living hell. To Danielle, Haerin is the cold, arrogant nerd who acts like she's better than everyone else. At school, they're enemies. Behind anonymous usernames and late-night conversations, they're something else entirely. Friends. Confidants. Maybe even something more. Neither realizes they're slowly falling for the person they hate most. But secrets don't stay hidden forever. And when the truth is finally revealed, will love be enough to overcome betrayal?

The One Rule We Broke What happens when pretending to be married starts feeling a little too real? Haerin never expected a psychology experiment to change her life. She certainly never expected to spend an entire year living with Danielle-a confident, feminine, and organized girl who seems to have a lecture ready every time Haerin gets too loud, too reckless, or too impulsive. The rules are simple: live together, share responsibilities, act like a married couple, and most importantly-don't fall in love. At first, Haerin and Danielle couldn't be more different. Haerin is energetic, stubborn, and naturally follows Danielle's lead, while Danielle is confident, romantic, and determined to keep their strange arrangement under control. But as weeks turn into months, their fake marriage starts becoming something neither of them expected. Late-night conversations become secrets. Arguments become apologies. Little routines become things they can't imagine living without. And eventually, they have to face the one thing the experiment was never supposed to create: real love. Because there was only one rule they absolutely couldn't break. And somehow, that became the one rule they couldn't keep.

prequel to black swan.

Haerin has gotten good at waiting. Waiting for Iseul to make up her mind. Waiting for her to stop pulling away whenever things get too close. Waiting for whatever exists between them to finally become something Haerin can call hers. Then Haerin finds out Iseul ditched their plans to kiss someone else. Her next-door neighbor, Danielle, presents an entirely different problem. Loud, shameless, and responsible for more than one sleepless night through their painfully thin walls, she's the last person Haerin expects to turn to when she needs a girlfriend, or at least someone willing to pretend to be one. Danielle agrees, with one condition: Haerin has to help with her adult streams. It should be simple. A favor for a favor. A few dates, a few convincing touches, and enough jealousy to make Iseul realize what she's been taking for granted. Except Iseul doesn't like seeing Haerin with someone else nearly as much as she claimed she wouldn't care. And Danielle is getting a little too comfortable playing Haerin's girlfriend. Haerin G!P

Spider-Girl Haerin trying to navigate between being a student and being New York City's hero.

Kang Haerin has been estranged with her family since packing her life and moving to New York. This all changes when she receives a call from her little sister, Hyein, inviting her to her wedding in Seoul with a plus one that she thinks Haerin has. Only problem is? Haerin is painfully single. Enter Danielle Marsh, the effortlessly charming chef and owner of the Korean-American restaurant just down the street from Haerin's apartment-the place Haerin and her friends have been frequenting every Monday for years. Danielle is warm. Beautiful. Familiar. And, unfortunately for Haerin, the person she's been secretly crushing on for far longer than she'd ever admit. When Haerin asks Danielle to pose as her girlfriend for the wedding, she doesn't expect her to say yes. But she does. Three days in Seoul. One fake relationship. What could possible go wrong?

!!!! might wanna read my bio before you read "You really look beautiful when you're hurt." Haerin muttered. credits to the original author

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At 300 km/h, there's no time to think. Only to feel. Kang Haerin came to Formula One to outrun her father's ghost. One DNF in her debut race, one viral collision with Ferrari's fiercest driver, and the internet decides: she doesn't belong here. But Kim Minji - three-time runner-up, perpetually furious, and hungry for a title that keeps slipping away, sees something different. The rookie drives like she has nothing to lose, and Minji recognizes that recklessness because she lives it. They collide on track. They clash in the paddock. And somewhere between the wreckage and the apologies, rivals start to care. Then there's Danielle Marsh. Ferrari's golden ambassador. She swore she'd only date someone in red. But silver keeps catching her eye - and the awkward Mercedes driver who eats gummy bears while the world tears her apart might be the only honest thing in a sport built on lies. The problem? Haerin drives for the enemy. Danielle's career lives and dies by loyalty. And Karina Yu, reigning World Champion, is watching them all from P1 - because she's already won everything, and second place drama never gets old. One championship. Two forbidden connections. Zero room for mistakes.