Sometimes love ends. Sometimes a marriage ends. But no one said both conditions had to be met at the same time. Lalisa Manoban and Jennie Kim were together for many years. They built successful careers, raised a wonderful daughter, and learned to be the perfect team in everything except one - their own relationship. Years of endless work, exhaustion, and unspoken words did what they feared most - convinced them that love was no longer enough. Divorce seemed like the only grown-up decision. OST: The Fray - How to save a life p.s. english isn't my first language, so please excuse any mistakes.

Enemies with benefits

When her sister opens up a meditation retreat in the middle of nowhere, Jennie decides to relocate to help her out, and hopefully put her past behind her. But then, the prickly ranch hand piques Jennie's interest, and she decides to stick around despite her sister's warning looks. Save a horse, ride a cowgirl. That's how the saying goes, right? OR the ranch hand AU. ©️ story not mine, this is an adaptation. credits to the original author of this story.

JenLisa (GxG) Jennie never meant to fall in love like that. It started quietly. Shared secrets, lingering looks, moments that felt too close to mean nothing. Lisa had a way of making the world feel brighter and more dangerous at the same time. Loving her was instinctive. Reckless. Unavoidable. Loving her was red But... Red was never gentle. It was laughter that lingered too long, hands brushing when they shouldn't, feelings that burned brighter the more Jennie tried to hide them. With Lisa, everything felt alive. Like standing too close to a flame and knowing you might get hurt, but staying anyway. The problem was that some fires aren't meant to last forever. And some feelings become impossible to ignore. For years, they lived in the space between friendship and something more, crossing lines, pretending they hadn't, holding onto excuses that grew thinner with every stolen glance and every touch that lingered too long. Always almost. Until almost wasn't enough anymore. Because growing up with the person you love doesn't make losing them hurt any less. If anything, it makes it worse. Now Jennie finds herself caught between what she's always wanted and everything she stands to lose by reaching for it. And when the truth finally comes to light, she'll have to decide whether some loves are worth the risk of burning for. After all, red was never just a color. It was wanting her. Even when it hurt. Especially when it hurt.