She hated her. She absolutely whole-heartedly without any trace of a doubt hated her fucking guts. She was childish, immature, juvenile, had a ridiculous sense of style she'd often, and naively so, refer to as "swag", and they had little to nothing in common. But she just couldn't let go of the best orgasm she had ever experienced in her entire life. I mean, they weren't even dating - heck, she barely knew the girl! Nobody has to know, right? ...I mean, right?

Lisa and Jennie meet on a dating app and, after a succession of misunderstandings, they hate each other. Quite a lot. Although they would love to never see each other again, an unexpected event forces them to spend time together. But neither of them is going to make it easy for the other. (This story is half written by @Bronce5decisions and me)

Can't believe I'm stuck with her all summer. Story inspired by the song -'This is my idea' from the cartoon movie "The Swan Princess"

"Friends can do this...right?" Hope you Enjoy! -Short Story-

Four years ago, Lalisa Manoban disappeared. No goodbye. No explanation. No mercy. She left behind a life people would kill for- and a person who loved her more than anything. Jennie Kim. At first, Jennie waited. Then she broke. And then-she rebuilt. Stronger. Colder. Untouchable. She learned how to live without answers. Without closure. Without Lisa. So when the headlines explode- "Lalisa Manoban returns with a new film." -Jennie doesn't feel relief. She feels anger. Because Lisa doesn't get to come back like nothing happened. She doesn't get to smile for cameras after leaving Jennie to pick up the pieces alone. And she definitely doesn't get to walk back into Jennie's life. Not anymore. Because the girl who once loved her? She's gone too.

Lisa (G!P) Jennie Kim has built her life on control and unwilling to let anyone close. But one night, when her friends hand her a name and a number, she crosses a line she swore she never would. Lisa was supposed to be nothing more than a distraction. Just someone Jennie could call when the loneliness became too much. But Lisa isn't forgettable. She's warmth in the cold, laughter in the silence, and the one person who makes Jennie's carefully built walls begin to crack. What starts as late-night encounters turns into something Jennie refuses to name. Until a secret decision shatters the fragile line between them. When Lisa discovers the truth, she doesn't just walk away. She chooses herself, leaving Jennie to face the one thing she never know. Loss. For the first time, the woman who had everything is left with nothing. No control. No escape. Only the hollow ache of realizing too late what Lisa truly meant. And some wounds don't heal easily... especially when love was never supposed to be part of the deal.

She loved the way her eyes stared at her. Loved the way she smiled at her. But, most importantly, she loved the way her heart was beating for her. And she just noticed?

Moving into her own apartment was a big step for Lisa. She always had roommates so being alone was different. She was scared but was determined to finally be independent. Lisa was known to be quite timid and very much introverted, strange for a model, right? So, being as quiet as she was, Lisa didn't need to or want to get to know her neighbors. She found no reason to. But her next door neighbor had other plans. The day she moved was the day she met her. Jennie Kim was her name. She showed up in front of her door, a plate of cookies in her hand with a charming smile. She was a woman Lisa believed she can't ever be or ever have. Beautiful, witty, and bright. She felt like Jennie was the complete opposite of the blonde. But, her lovely personality wasn't the only reason Lisa knew she couldn't have her, it was because... Jennie Kim was already taken. Inspired by the song, I Would by Connie Talbot

Jennie doesn't know what goes on in her dorm mates/crush's head. Lisa is quiet, cold and distant... or is she? Jennie thinks Lisa hates her, but her friends think other wise. "She hates me!" "Jennie, she's staring right at you." "Shes glaring! Not staring!" Jennie is so damn oblivious. -Short Story-

Lisa didn't know. Her friends didn't know. Her family didn't know. But Jennie knew. "You're so gay." "I am not!!" - 5 Part Story -