❝I like you.❞ I froze on my way and slowly turned around looking at him with emotionless eyes while his ethereal face had a smirk on it. ❝I don't.❞ ▫️▫️▫️▫️▫️ A girl who has stayed alone for almost all her life shifts to a different school which results her to meet new people. But one of them was different. ▫️▫️▫️▫️▫️ • a PARK JAY fanfiction • ©renniesm Started : 2O.11.2O Ended : 26. O1.21 • highest rank achieved so far • #1 in jay #1 in enhypen #1 in parkjongseong #1 in heeseung #1 in sunghoon #1 in enhypen ff #1 in niki #1 in leeheeseung #1 in parkjay #2 in jungwon #2 in ff #2 in sad

In Which They are forced to dance together despite years of rivalry Or In Which They unknowingly confide in each other through anonymous messages °❀⋆.ೃ࿔*:･ Takahashi Yuria and Nishimura Riki have spent years locked in a fierce rivalry, constantly competing to be the best dancer at their academy. Their nonstop bickering pushes their coach to the edge-so much so that she forces them to choreograph a routine together. If they succeed, they keep their solos. If not, they'll be stuck performing a duet. What they don't know? They've been unknowingly talking to each other for months through an anonymous messaging site, confiding in their "mystery" friend every night. As their duet rehearsals force them closer, their hatred starts to blur into something else. And while their online bond begins to fade, their real-life connection takes center stage. But what happens when they finally uncover the truth-that the person they've been falling for behind the screen has been right in front of them all along?

In which He has spent years making sure she never forgets him. or In which She has spent years hating him °❀⋆.ೃ࿔*:･ Sooah has always despised Jake-her brother's best friend and the guy who's made it his life's mission to tease her at every opportunity. But when their friend group kicks off their annual senior bet-a month-long fake dating challenge-fate (and their scheming friends) force them together. The rules are simple: make it look as real as possible. The problem? Jake is way too good at pretending... and Sooah is starting to forget it's all just a game. But just when she starts to believe it might be real, the bet ends, and everything changes. Jake pushes her away, leaving her with nothing but questions and a shattered heart. A year later, when she returns home for summer break, she crosses paths with him again. The tension is still there, the sparks undeniable-but so are the unanswered questions. Can they finally face the truth? Or will the past keep them apart for good?