Jennie had every chance not to choose her, but sitting at her desk now, she realizes that she is constantly watching her. How she communicates with colleagues; how she holds a cup of coffee with thin fingers, bringing it to her lips; how she gives smiles to everyone, but never violates the personal boundaries of colleagues, only occasionally shaking hands on duty. And now Jennie swallows when those eyes meet hers-and now she's ready to give anything to feel what it feels like when Rose touches you....

When a CEO, a lawyer, and an architect decide to take under their wing a shy and special girl who works quietly within the CEO's company, always present yet rarely seen. Neglected by her family since birth, treated like a ghost rather than a daughter, she learned early how to make herself small, how to expect nothing, how to survive on silence. They offer her a life she never knew she was allowed to want, a life filled with warmth, protection, and gentle attention. With patience instead of pressure, kindness instead of demands, they earn her trust piece by piece, until the walls around her heart finally begin to crumble.

At a prestigious academy where status is defined by scent and strength, four girls stand at the center of growing tension. Jisoo, quiet and reserved, is often seen as the "weak link" : a soft-spoken girl constantly under scrutiny. Yet beside her stand Jennie, Chaeyoung, and Lisa : fiercely loyal, protective, and unafraid to defy expectations. When a school assembly stirs rivalry between the dominant Alphas and the lesser-ranked students, whispers rise about the unusual bond between the four girls. To the outside world, they're an odd pack ... one that shouldn't exist, one that challenges the unspoken order of their world. But behind closed doors, what binds them runs far deeper than hierarchy or instinct. As tensions escalate, the girls' connection is tested by loyalty, love, and the primal pull of their natures. Instincts blur with emotion, and the line between protection and desire fades into something even stronger .. something that could change everything the academy believes about power, belonging, and love. Their bond defies every rule but maybe that's exactly what makes it unbreakable.

Once every 5 years, Alphas travel to the Citadel in Purgatory to compete for the rarest of treasures. Omegas. Omegas who will judge them until only a few worthy Alphas remain. © Credits to the autor.

Jennie kim knows three things to be true. First, she is going to be Boston's most sought after divorce attorney by thirty-five. Second, given how terrible her romantic track record is, falling in love isn't in the cards for her. And third, Christmas only brings her bad luck - being broken up with not once, not twice, but three times during the holidays is proof enough of that. When she runs into Rosie Park on Christmas Eve, she has no reason to believe her luck will change. After all, though Rosie is probably the most gorgeous woman she's ever seen, she's also straight. And married to Jennie's work rival. While being hired by Rosie throws her for a loop, winning a divorce case and sticking it to her ex-colleague should be enough of a thrill. But as the months slip by, bringing her closer to both Rosie and her adorable daughter Abbie, the lines between attorney and client begin to blur. And she could have never predicted just how much she wants them to. Chaennie Convert [All Rights To The Original Author]

Park Roseanne is an often overlooked person. Her father didn't dote on her, and her mother didn't love her. She lived alone till now. Her sense of existence was so diminished to the point that even if someone had accidentally bumped into her, that person might not even realise they bumped into someone. Her life was simply tragic and absurd. Until one day, a "male protagonist halo" crashed onto her head, and her life flipped upside down. Along with it, came something called a system. The system requested for her to immediately become a protagonist, doing everything the male lead should do and making it a perfect world. JENSÉ CONVERTED Credits To The Original Author

Kim Jennie lived for twenty-five years before she knew that she had a sudden genetic disease. There was no medicine for it, and there was only death waiting for her. But faith has other plans. She didn't die instead she ended back in the past. JENSÉ ROSEANNE G!P CONVERTED Credits To The Original Author

Jennie Kim had everything: wealth, power, and the name of a dynasty that stretched across boardrooms and political halls. As the only daughter of a multi-billionaire businessman and a feared politician, she was destined to inherit an empire. But there was a catch - her father's condition was clear: "To secure your inheritance, you must have an heir. Our bloodline must continue." Jennie scoffed at the idea. Love was never part of her plans, and marriage was just another contract. But fate had a cruel way of weaving lives together.

For over a decade, Jennie Kim and Roseanne Park called it friendship. They shared dorm rooms, late nights, inside jokes, and the kind of closeness everyone noticed but neither of them named. Jennie chose ambition and obedience. Rosie chose patience and silence. They loved each other the only way they thought they were allowed to, in a best friend way. As Jennie's life becomes public property, elections, power, expectations, an engagement she never wanted. Rosie remains the constant she can't afford to lose. Even when love bleeds through the cracks. Even when pretending hurts more than confessing ever could. But some things don't stay buried. Between political pressure, years of restraint, and the fear of ruining everything, Jennie is forced to confront the truth she's been running from: the love she's been calling friendship has always been the real thing.

Rosie thought her new life in Texas would be quiet. Instead, she gets Jennie Kim. Beautiful, dramatic, endlessly flirtatious Jennie, who takes her on ridiculous dates, buys her flowers for no reason, and somehow makes Rosie feel more alive than anyone else ever has before. Jennie is easy to like and impossible not to want. She is also hiding something. Rosie sees it in the phone calls Jennie takes in private, in the tension that follows her into rooms, and in the way her smile sometimes slips when she thinks nobody is paying attention. But every time Rosie tells herself she should walk away, Jennie reaches for her hand, calls her angel, and pulls her right back in.