Love was never supposed to find them like this. For Lisa Manoban, love was always a dream stitched in quiet fragrances and fleeting moments-the kind of forever she once believed in, the kind she bottled in perfume, hoping someone would one day understand. On her wedding day, she waited to be given away, to surrender her future to a stranger chosen by family, her heart caught between obedience and silent rebellion. And then the groom ran away. For Jennie Ruby Jane, love had always been a rumor, a whisper she never trusted. She had inherited empires and obligations, but never intimacy; she knew the weight of expectation better than the warmth of devotion. Cold, untouchable, and unwilling to bend-Jennie had promised herself she would never belong to anyone. And yet, on that same day, she was asked to replace the man who fled. Two women bound not by choice but by circumstance. Two hearts pressed into vows neither wrote. In a world where silence cuts sharper than words, and longing lingers longer than perfume, they must learn whether love can grow in the spaces between heartbreak and hope. This is not a story of perfect beginnings. This is a story of vows rewritten, of glances that hurt and hands that heal, of two souls who were never meant to collide-yet did. This is the story of Her Replaced Bride.

The night Seoul crowned its newest fashion queen was also the night two hearts broke without warning. Inside the penthouse suite of K-House, the city glittered beneath Jennie Kim's heels. her smile precise - everything about her immaculate except the tremor in her voice when she whispered, "Tell me it's not true." Lisa didn't answer. She stood by the window, shoulders soaked from the rain, eyes carrying a kind of silence that begged to be believed. "It wasn't what you think," she said finally, low and breaking. "Jennie, please-" "Don't." Jennie's voice cut through the room like a blade. "You think I'll stand here and pretend you didn't lie to me? That you didn't use me to get ahead?" Lisa's jaw clenched. "You really think so little of me." "I think exactly what you showed me." Jennie's words were cruel, but her fingers trembled as they gripped the wine glass. "You disappeared in the middle of my show, Lisa. You knew how much tonight meant. And you were with her." Lisa stepped forward. "She's a client, Jennie! I told you-" "Enough!" The glass shattered against the floor. Wine bled into the marble like spilled blood. Lisa froze. For a heartbeat, there was only the sound of rain and Jennie's ragged breathing. Then came the whisper, soft but fatal: "Leave. Tonight. I don't want to see you again." Lisa's throat closed. "You don't mean that." Jennie met her eyes - the same eyes she'd once kissed beneath studio lights, the same eyes she used to call home - and said it anyway. "I do." For a moment, neither moved. Then Lisa picked up her coat, silent tears caught in the reflection of the window, and walked toward the door. She stopped once, hand on the handle. "If I leave now," she said, "I won't come back." Jennie didn't answer. Pride was louder than love. The door closed. ⸻ Seven years later, she'll see those eyes again. And everything she buried will rise to the surface.

Jennie Kim has everything in the palm of her hand--a rewarding career, the love of her life and a book deal on the horizon. All good things eventually come to an end. Jennie's fiancée breaks up with her, the publishing contract she wants to grab with both hands and hold on to with all of her might, could be in danger because of her broken relationship. Everyone wants self-help advice from someone who is successful in whatever they are promoting and here's the catch... no one wants relationship advice from someone who is newly single. So her agent suggests a fake relationship using an actress, with a signed contract, would solve the problem. What could go wrong, Jennie's not going to fall in love with her, it's just for show--right? CHAENNIE CONVERTED CREDITS TO THE ORIGINAL AUTHOR

Dr. Kim is not interested in relationships of any kind in or out of her hospital workplace. She doesn't get involved in gossip and certainly will not get coerced into any silly shenanigans. So why is she volunteering for the singles auction again? oh right, the children that's why--all proceeds go to the pediatric cardiac program, she can do that. Rosie is the heart of the hospital; everyone likes her, and she likes everyone. Well, almost everyone. Dr. Jennie Kim is the one exception. With her arrogant god complex, Rosie just can't seem to like her. Sure, she's hot, objectively speaking, but she's also icy, standoffish, and well, arrogant (Rosie wishes her libido would get the message). When Rosie attends the singles auction to support the hospital, firstly she's more than surprised to see Dr. McIcy on the stage. Then she's in shock to find out she's the winning bidder of the McIcy package--she wasn't meant to bid, and did she even have her paddle in her hand? The mutual dislike is evident, but they decide to go through with the dates in the name of charity. As each date unfolds, defenses are lowered, fun is had, and just maybe that mutual dislike is not at all as it seems. JENSÉ CONVERTED Credits To The Original Author

Two business rivals who decide to marry in order to split a contested plot of land and fulfill their personal interests. They promised to divorce once their deal is done... In public, they're the perfect couple. But in private? It's war. They're playing a dangerous game--the first one to desire the other loses. CHAENNIE ROSEANNE G!P CONVERTED Credits To The Original Author

Sometimes you don't know what it is you're looking for, until it comes along and finds you. A year after Dr. Park Roseanne gets left by her wife, she decided to move to San Francisco for a fresh start. Along the way Rosé didn't count on, was car trouble and she finds herself stuck in a small town, until her car gets fixed... Then she meets her temporary neighbour, Sooya and her mom. Kim Jennie has spent most her adult life putting other people's needs first. She is busy raising her daughter and running her business. The last thing she expects is to be attracted to the newest, albeit reluctant, resident. Will love give these two a chance at happiness or will they find they are just too different to make it work? JENSÉ CONVERTED Credits To The Original Author

This is a story about the cost of hiding, the ache of watching someone you love walk away, and the quiet hope that one day, love might find its way back - no matter how far it's wandered. Spanning concerts, confessions, empty hotel rooms, and a chance meeting in Lisbon, All The Bright Things I Couldn't Hold is a deeply emotional tale of heartbreak, healing, and the kind of love that never really ends - just waits, patiently, to begin again.

A party girl, a Marine and a newborn baby. Things didn't go as planned. Mature readers only/18+/Gip. Adaptation

She was the coldest woman in the room-until the warmth she feared walked in. Jennie Kim built her empire by staying untouchable-flawless, unfeeling, and feared. Roseanne Park is everything she isn't: bright, unfiltered, and infuriatingly kind. When Rosie becomes Jennie's new assistant at AURORA Communications, sparks fly behind every clipped command and stolen glance. But this isn't a love story told in roses. It's a slow descent-into trust, into longing, and into the one thing Jennie swore she'd never feel again. A story about ice that melts... and the fire that makes it fall. [written by me and 🤖]

Massachusetts State Police Capt. Roseanne Park leaves her red-hot career to become the police chief of sleepy Storybrooke, Maine. She's hoping for a less-complicated, less-dangerous life, a desire that is proven wrong on both counts. Chaennie Convert [All Rights To The Original Author]