A collection of diverse Jenlisa one-shots just to have some fun.

Lalisa Manoban is an attorney who was assigned to handle Jennie Kim's divorce case. As the case progress, Lisa found herself not only fighting inside the court, but also the growing fondness and attraction that she feels towards her client. Will she be able to remain professional, or will she pursue the desire in her heart especially when Jennie seems to reciprocate her feelings? ______ Combined the two books into one. This story is not mine. Originally written by THEDONKATSU and posted in 3981stories.wordpress.com website. You have to check it out if you're also a Locksmith/TaeNy shipper.

Jennie's fiancé keeps sending her flowers at work and Jen would hate it if not for the beautiful woman who delivers them. This is a JenLisa Adaptation. Story is not mine. All rights and credits to the brilliant author.

An ex-idol trainee, Lisa Manoban is now the next up-and-coming movie star. When she gets her big chance on a highly anticipated, coming-out movie, the role requires her to get romantic with her female co-star on screen. Kissing a girl isn't a problem really, except that there's only one face she can picture herself kissing...even if she's never met her in person. Jennie Kim has been a household name since she hit it big as a child actress. Her refusal to so much as kiss a partner on screen hasn't stopped her from having a successful career in Korean Cinema. But when Lisa wants her as her co-star, she throws all the rules out the window because the doe-eyed beauty is meant to be HERS.

Lisa's life changes the moment she meets a lovely rich girl. Pros? She's beautiful. Cons? She's engaged. Lisa wasn't as well off. She had been working for multiple restaurants within two years. Barely making $7 an hour and never believed in her worth. Then there's Jennie Kim. Millionaire. An engaged millionaire. (Story inspired by the story between Aaliyah and Cruz from Special ops: lioness)

Jennie was a nurse and got relocated at an asylum and she met Lisa who was described as a very dangerous patient. Disclamer: I wrote this in 2017 (I was still a teenager) and yes this is awfully written. I don't get the popularity of this story when I think (in my opinion) I have written better stories now that I'm older.🙇🏻‍♀️

ㅡ "How about," she said. "A nice big cup of 'Let's stay in touch' my ass?" Everyone needs at least a one crazy friend, and it looks like Jennie found hers. [Cr. will rightfully go to the owner]