Four strangers board the same flight, each carrying a life defined by ambition, loss, or quiet certainty. When the plane crashes deep into an uncharted jungle, survival becomes their only shared reality. Stripped of status, fame, and control, they must rely on one another to endure an island that is as unforgiving as it is alive. As secrets surface and tensions ignite, the women are forced to confront who they are without the identities they once clung to-and whether trust can be built from nothing but wreckage.

Book 2 Of "Baby" Jisoo thought acting was dramatic - until she became a full-time mother to the tiniest diva in Seoul. With baby Yeona now in their lives, Jisoo and her wife Chaeyoung are learning that parenting is equal parts heart-melting and chaos-inducing. From midnight feedings to public meltdowns, jealous stares to unexpected baby "gifts" for their friends, every day is a new scene in the unscripted sitcom of their marriage.

Kim Jisoo only wanted a steady paycheck to support her struggling family. What she got was Park Chaeyoung - the blonde, red-suited CEO infamous for her explosive temper, shameless flirting, and dangerously captivating smile. As Jisoo navigates the chaos of being the boss's secretary, she discovers that surviving Park Chaeyoung isn't about keeping her job... it's about keeping her heart from detonating.

"Why does everyone want to STEAL my girl?" Jisoo, a smart but introverted college student, who is head-over-heels for her charismatic and beautiful girlfriend, Chaeyoung. Chaeyoung is adored by everyone on campus, especially in her sorority, making Jisoo constantly feel insecure and like she has to "prove" she's worthy of Chaeyoung's love. As other students attempt to flirt, manipulate, or otherwise "steal" Chaeyoung's attention, Jisoo faces internal and external challenges - from social pressures and jealousy to her own insecurities.

Jisoo and Chaeyoung may be exes, but they're far from over. Ten years after their breakup, they now share custody of their son, Jaewoo. Jisoo works long hours as a waitress, raising him with what she has, while Chaeyoung, the wealthy, sharp-tongued, and annoyingly irresistible, is unfortunately the other parent to their son. They can't stand each other. They can't stay away from each other. And everyone can see they're still in love... except them. When Chaeyoung steps back into Jaewoo's daily life, old tensions reignite-sharp words, soft moments, and dangerous sparks they both pretend not to feel. As co-parenting blurs into late-night fights and unresolved desire, the thin line between love and hate becomes impossible to ignore.