There is something about Yoonchae that people notice before they even understand why. Maybe it is the way she barely looks up when someone walks into her tattoo studio. Her head stays lowered, dark hair falling just enough to shadow her eyes, hands steady and precise no matter what she is working on. Or maybe it is the silence. Not cold, not rude. Just distant. Like she exists in her own world and everyone else is only passing through it. Yoonchae does not talk much. She does not need to. Her art says everything for her. Clean lines, intricate detail, tattoos that feel almost too personal for someone who barely asks questions. People say she sees things others do not. That she understands you without trying. Megan hates that. Because the moment she walks in, Yoonchae looks at her once, just once, and suddenly Megan feels exposed in a way she is not ready for. Megan is the opposite in every possible way. Bright, expressive, a little impulsive. She laughs easily, talks too much when she is nervous, and definitely did not plan on getting a tattoo that day. But something about the studio, about her, makes her stay. At first, it is curiosity. Then it becomes excuses to come back. Then it becomes the way her heart starts racing every time Yoonchae's fingers brush against her skin. Professional, careful, but lingering just long enough to make her overthink everything. And the worst part is that she is not the only one noticing. The rest of her friends sees it too. The tension, the glances, the way Megan changes whenever Yoonchae is around. They tease her, question her, push her, but even they can tell this is not just a crush. It is something deeper. Something dangerous. Because Yoonchae does not fall for people. And Megan does not know how to stop herself from trying. Warning: slow burn, emotional tension, jealousy, complicated feelings, and mature themes.

Bbangsaz Slow Burn Academic Rivals to Lovers Trope ... One wrong click. That's all it takes for Hanni Pham's meticulously crafted life to shatter. Her secret weapon? Unsent emails filled with brutally honest takes on everyone at school, especially her infuriating co-captain, Minji Kim. "You're attention-starved..." When those emails blast across the school network, Hanni's world explodes. But in the wreckage of her reputation, a surprising connection sparks with the one person she's always clashed with: Minji. Is this the end of their rivalry, or the beginning of something entirely unexpected?

당장 택시 불러, 𝔟𝔞𝔟𝔶 𝔤𝔦𝔯𝔩, 𝔧𝔲𝔰𝔱 𝔭𝔲𝔩𝔩 𝔲𝔭 난 지금 취해서 데리러 가지 못해, 미안해 𝔚𝔦𝔱𝔥 𝔰𝔬𝔪𝔢 𝔤𝔬𝔬𝔡 𝔱𝔦𝔪𝔢𝔰, 내가 꼭 보답할게 Minji unexpectedly encounters a mysterious woman whose presence stirs a sense of familiarity and intrigue. After a mesmerizing dance together, the woman vanishes into the night, leaving Minji determined to uncover her identity and rekindle their undeniable connection.

After getting cheated on, Hanni refuses to be the girl everyone pities. So she does the one thing no one expects, she starts "dating" the school's golden girl, Kim Minji. It's strategic. It's convincing. It's temporary. At least, that's what it's supposed to be. But the longer they play their roles, lingering touches, staged photos, whispered jokes that feel a little too real, the harder it becomes to tell where the act ends. And when feelings start slipping through the cracks, Hanni has to ask herself whether she's proving a point... or falling for the one person who was never part of the plan.

After a brutal loss that the internet unfairly pins on her, professional basketball player Minji doomscrolls through the blame and hate until she notices one account relentlessly defending her with stats, clips, and undeniable proof. Intrigued by the dedication, Minji digs through the girl's profile, realizes she's been quietly showing up for her for months, and impulsively reaches out. Wanting something unweighted by fame, Minji uses a spam account and starts talking to Hanni without revealing who she really is. As late-night conversations deepen and feelings slip in where they don't belong, Minji finds herself caught between who she is and who she's pretending to be, knowing that one wrong moment could expose everything.

What would happen if a good-looking lesbian had swept off a homophobic's feet? An old friend that Yunah cares about suddenly returns, and Minju pretends to be her girlfriend just to help her co-worker because she senses that Yunah is having a hard time... but then this game ruins both of their feelings. THIS IS AN ADAPTATION, ALL CREDITS GO TO THE ORIGINAL AUTHOR.

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?

Danielle Marsh is the perfect student-soft-spoken, straight-A, beloved by professors and classmates alike. But beneath the cardigans and clinical precision lies something darker. From the moment she sees Danielle, Haerin's world shifts. What begins as fascination quickly turns into fixation. Every photo, every schedule, every smile cataloged like sacred data. And when someone gets too close, Haerin doesn't hesitate to remove the threat. After all, what's a little blood for love? Haerin G!P

- love is a big word for them. kim minji × pham hanni 2023.

During a livestream, Danielle teams up with a mysterious, silent player who effortlessly carries her through multiple matches, responding only with emotes. As the night goes on, Danielle decides to wrap up the stream, thanking the player before logging off. It's only afterward, when the adrenaline fades, that she realizes she's still thinking about them. There was something oddly captivating about the silent presence. Curious, she logs back in a few days later-only to realize she had missed a friend request from them. Haerin g!p