In Seoul, where idols feel untouchable, Lisa is stuck listening to her best friends obsess over Jennie Kim-the global superstar they describe as talented, hot, pretty, and impossibly cute. To them, Jennie is a fantasy. To Lisa, she's something else entirely. Because Lisa claims Jennie isn't just an idol. She's her ex-girlfriend. No one believes her. They laugh it off as delusion, teasing her for turning fanfiction into reality-until a fan meet event gives Lisa the perfect chance to prove it. What was supposed to be a simple interaction turns into chaos when Jennie recognizes her instantly, questions the breakup, and kisses her in front of everyone. Suddenly, the line between truth and fantasy shatters. Because while Lisa walked away, Jennie never did.

Lisa works at the night shift of a drug store and writes lesbians femslash novels at her spare time. Jennie is a sparkly wedding planner, with big life changing plans for her own future. And one broken heart could be the best thing that ever happened to the two of them. Jenlisa Adaptation. Disclaimer: STORY NOT MINE. ALL RIGHTS AND CREDITS GOES TO THE ORIGINAL AUTHOR.

Lisa Manoban left Bright Falls years ago, determined never to return to the town where she felt unwanted by her stepfamily. Now she's a rising photographer in New York with a no-strings-attached love life, she is perfectly content keeping her distance from the past. But when her estranged stepsister offers her a large check to photograph her wedding, Lisa reluctantly goes back home, planning to leave as quickly as she arrives. Instead, she runs into Jennie Kim, her stepsister's longtime best friend. Jennie has spent years building a steady life, raising her daughter alone and running a bookstore, and she values stability above all else. Author's Note: This is a Jenlisa adaptation. Full credit goes to the original author. If the original author ever wishes for me to take this adaptation down, I will respectfully do so. Enjoy reading!

Jennie buys a lake house in the most remote town she can find to get away from the stress of her job for the summer. She intends to keep to herself, rest, and have very minimal interaction with the locals. Until her car breaks down, and she meets the town mechanic who just so happens to be the hottest woman she's ever seen. This is an adaptation. All credits go to the original author.

Lisa is a young journalist who is granted a rare opportunity to enter a long-isolated nation that has only recently begun welcoming foreigners after its new queen, Jennie, opens the country to the international community. As Jennie strives to prove to her people that she can restore their nation, the queen finds herself drawn to the visiting journalist. Torn between her duty and the expectations of her people and her growing love for the outsider, she must decide whether to remain the ruler her country needs or choose a love that could cost her the crown.

Just because you've left your past behind doesn't mean it has left you. Lisa Manoban never had an easy adolescence. She hated her name, never fit in, and spent most of her youth being dismissed as nothing more than the "farm girl." Invisible. Forgettable. Easy to overlook. But everything changed the summer Jennie Kim arrived. Jennie was everything Lisa wasn't-confident, elegant, and effortlessly admired. She was beautiful in a way that made people look twice, and strong in a way Lisa had never known. Somehow, impossibly, they found their way to each other. And for the first time, Lisa's world felt brighter. But first love doesn't always leave gently. Sometimes, it leaves scars. Years have passed since Lisa last saw Jennie, and she's spent every one of them trying to forget her. She built her life in Seojong Valley, convincing herself that some chapters were better left closed. That some people were meant to stay in the past. Until Jennie comes back. After her father's death, Jennie returns to Seojong Valley to take over the family store-the same town, the same fields, the same memories Lisa has tried so hard to bury. But Jennie isn't the girl who left. She's grown into someone even more breathtaking, more distant, and more dangerous to Lisa's fragile peace. And suddenly, Lisa is forced to face the one thing she's never truly escaped- Her first love. This story is an adaptation. I do not own the original plot, characters, or concept. Full credit goes to the original author. I only adapted this version for creative and entertainment purposes.

Jennie and Lisa loved each other for years, until their trust was broken and everything changed. Now they're stuck between what they still feel and what they can no longer return to, unsure if love is enough to repair what was lost or if letting go is the only way forward. This is an adaptation. All credits go to the original author.

Jennie and Lisa make out at a party and can't seem to escape each other. or... the one where Lisa is thrown into the type of situationship she only ever read about in books.

Lisa, freshly dumped and nursing a bruised heart, meets Jennie, a girl stuck in the emotional limbo of an "open relationship" with her long-distance boyfriend, on the New York City subway. They click instantly. A little laughter, a little flirting, and suddenly they're agreeing to something that sounds simple enough: casual, no-strings-attached, absolutely-nobody's-catching-feelings sex. What could possibly go wrong? Now, between foodtrips, late-night subway rides, and far too many moments that feel like more than they should, Lisa and Jennie start to realize that "casual" might not be in their vocabulary. And Jisoo's just trying not to have an aneurysm watching it all happen. This is an adaptation. All credits goes to the original author