[Story not mine!❌] A baby enters their lives as result of a conspiracy. When Lisa meet Jennie again a few years later, Jennie doesn't seem to be as cold and aloof as the rumors say. Jennie parin ang top syempre😌 Only hundred words not thousand :O Start: Jan 13, 2022 End: 乁( •_• )ㄏ

Dr. Jennie Kim is flawless, feared, and focused-a top cardiothoracic surgeon with no room for nonsense. Dr. Lalisa Manoban is gentle, brilliant, and secretly juggling more than just her pediatric cases-she's also a devoted single mom to her son, Lucas. Thrown together in the chaos of Seoul's elite hospital, their worlds slowly begin to intertwine through late-night surgeries, accidental coffee breaks, hospital galas, and the laughter of a little boy who sees right through everyone. As sparks simmer beneath silence and guarded hearts begin to unravel, Jennie finds herself drawn to Lisa's warmth-and Lisa discovers a home in the most unexpected place. Surrounded by meddling best friends, nosy nurses, and a very judgmental Grandpa Kim, they begin to write their own quiet love story. A slow-burn romantic comedy stitched together with soft tension, dinosaur plushies, stolen glances, and the love of one extraordinary little boy.

"Take responsibility for your actions, Manobal." Nearly slamming her head on the wall tripping on her knees, she scratched the back of her neck nervously. "How?" As if she asked the stupidest question on this planet or if she walked out of an unpolluted location Jennie Kim raised an eyebrow that one look was enough for Lisa to get the cue. How dare you, Manobal, question me. Don't you know who I am? You're fired! Jump off my building! Don't show me your face ever again! Lisa could practically hear those words echoing in her mind. She shook her head, trying to banish the mental tirade, and cleared her throat with a timid smile. "I mean, it- it was just ...a hug. Nothing happe-" She paused as Jennie Kim's lips curled. " Pathetic excuse, disappointing isn't it, must be good for liars. " Swallowing back the questions Lisa had to blink twice to confirm her eyes weren't mistaken because the simple curl of Jennie Kim's lips twisted upward into a smile. Bad. Jennie Kim doesn't do smile. The grin spread wider. Her heart sped louder. This is so freaking bad. "Ma'am I-" "Put a ring on your actions." A what? Alas, Lisa looked at the grand glass windows. Just tell me to jump off already, woman. The grim is also waiting to take her soul today surely. _____ Lisa always has an incredible ability to be in the worst situations at the wrong time only to meet the wrong person. In her 24-year life, she has ambitions, responsibility, a family to be happy with. But maybe a lover to knot with, to watch the spiciest movies, to hold hands in secrecy still pretending to be strangers to hide she seeks. And her fate seals her wishes cause again Lalisa Manobal got into the worst situation. At the wrong time. She unwantedly found the wrong person or maybe it was always the right one. Still, somehow, even with all the layers the woman who is her boss, AKA also her legal wife, would wear, the moment when Jennie Kim's arms wrapped around. Lisa knew she was screwed up for a long time.

Jennie Kim is a brilliant doctor - calm, composed, and completely uninterested in distractions. Her clinic runs like clockwork, her white coat is always crisp, and her heart? Completely off-limits. Then comes Lisa Manoban: chaotic, charming, and suspiciously accident-prone. One week it's a sore throat. The next, a bruised elbow from "tripping over nothing." Jennie is convinced Lisa's faking it. Lisa insists she's just following doctor's orders. But when Jennie finally confronts her about the weekly visits, Lisa just grins and says: "Well... you did tell me to come back if the symptoms got worse." Turns out, she wasn't talking about a cold - she was talking about a crush. Now Jennie has a problem. Because the patient she tried so hard to ignore might be the one person who makes her heartbeat skip for real. A slow-burn, feel-good rom-com filled with fake injuries, real feelings, and one very persistent patient who might just cure the doctor's cold heart.