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.

Hanni was one of the army's most talented young doctors-quick-thinking, compassionate, and brilliant under pressure. Unfortunately, she was also painfully clumsy. She dropped medical files, tripped over her own boots, and somehow managed to spill coffee on a colonel during her first week of training. After a small "accident" at the military hospital in Seoul, Hanni was transferred to a remote town near the border between North and South Korea, where tensions were high and every soldier depended on the base medical unit to survive. Determined to prove herself, Hanni promised she would stay focused, professional, and far away from trouble. That plan failed the moment she met Captain Kim Minji. Confident, fearless, and dangerously charming, Minji led her soldiers with unwavering authority-but around Hanni, she became shamelessly flirtatious. From teasing smiles to late-night visits to the infirmary with fake injuries, Minji seemed determined to make the shy doctor blush at every opportunity. As the cold border town grows more dangerous and the threat of conflict looms closer, Hanni and Minji find themselves drawn together in ways neither of them expected. Between stolen glances, battlefield chaos, and hearts that beat louder than gunfire, the two women discover that love might be the most terrifying risk of all.

Luck led Kim Minji to become the personal chef for the heir to one of South Korea's biggest tycoons. A big salary and a charming boss were huge perks for her. But living with Pham Hanni made her struggle to maintain her professionalism. Hanni was very attractive, friendly, and seductive. Minji fell in love at first sight. And her sincere heart hoped that Hanni felt the same way. Author's note: I made it lighthearted with a touch of comedy and intimacy. Enjoy :).

She was her best friend's little sister. She was supposed to watch out for her, not sleep with her. (G!P) This is a bbangsaz adaption Ctto

What will happen when two best friends Hanni and Danielle will stuck in an arrange marriage with the KIM SISTERS. Minji was rebellious whereas Haein was calm .both going to be CEO but at one condition.

Five best friends. One powerful circle. But love doesn't always follow the rules. Minji has everything-wealth, power, and a girlfriend she's shared two years of her life with. Danielle is her calm, her home, the only person who's ever loved her without hesitation. But when Hanni, Danielle's childhood friend, came to Korea to lead her family's company, the balance starts to shift. New emotions rise. And for the first time, Minji feels something she can't name-for someone she shouldn't be looking at. In a world of luxury, loyalty, and buried secrets, desire doesn't ask for permission. It just happens. Content Warning: This story contains mature themes, explicit scenes, and features an intersex character. Reader discretion is advised. Not suitable for readers under 18.

(BBANGSAZ) "6 years ago, you said the letter wasn't for her. So, who is Dear H?" MINJI G!P 🔞 (Please do not read if you're uncomfortable) - Disclaimer: Story not mine so all credits to the original author.

Minji's been rejected twenty-five times. She's changed everything-her hair, her style, her entire personality. Nothing works. Every relationship ends the same: "You try too hard." "It doesn't feel real." So when she wins a trip to Vietnam, Minji makes herself a promise: Fuck love. Two weeks. No feelings. Just her, her best friend Haerin, and a beach. Then she meets Hanni. A hotel worker who sees through every mask Minji's ever worn. Who laughs at her terrible lies and believes in fate. Who makes Minji feel like maybe she doesn't have to perform. That terrifies her. Because Minji doesn't know who she is without the masks. And when panic sets in, old habits return: the performance, the desperation, the need to be perfect. Meanwhile, Haerin's hunting for soulmates and destiny. Until she meets Danielle, a cynical, secretive hotel worker who pushes everyone away. Haerin wants to understand her. Danielle wants to be left alone. But some secrets don't stay buried. And some people are worth fighting for.

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.

Minji, a renowned Taekwondo champion, has always been focused on one goal: victory. After clinching the national title, she begins a new chapter of her life, opening a Taekwondo training center with her longtime friend and teammate, Haerin. However, when she moves into her new apartment to start fresh, her plans are interrupted by a series of unexpected events. On the night she finally seeks some well-deserved peace after a long day, Minji is disturbed by the noise coming from her next-door neighbor. When she storms over to complain, she's caught off guard by the striking woman who opens the door- Hanni, whose beauty and quiet intensity leave Minji momentarily speechless. But as Minji spends more time in Hanni's presence, she starts to uncover the darker side of her life. Hanni, despite her outward charm, is trapped in a toxic relationship with a horrible boyfriend who manipulates and belittles her at every turn. Unable to ignore the growing concern she feels for Hanni, Minji begins to question how much of a role she can play in her neighbor's life. Can she be the person who helps Hanni find her strength and break free from the chains of her controlling boyfriend? As Minji's feelings for Hanni grow, she finds herself grappling with her own internal conflict-whether she can stand by, offering her support while Hanni figures out her worth, or if she can find a way to make Hanni realize that she deserves so much more. Minji g!p