Before the name Manoban was spoken with respect in the high halls of the city, there was only the cold logic of the shadow. For Lisa, the world was a series of equations she wasn't supposed to solve. Born into a life where her very existence felt like a footnote in someone else's story, she walked through the world with her head down. She was the Saint, a ghost in a suit, a brilliant mind hidden behind glasses and a quiet voice. She had been taught by the world that her body was a flaw and her heart was a liability. She was a servant not just by job, but by spirit-convinced that she was a mistake meant to carry the weight of others. Then there was the Queen. Jennie Kim lived in a cage made of 24-karat gold. To the world, she was the peak of power-beautiful, sharp-tongued, and untouchable. But behind the silk dresses and the icy commands was a woman suffocating under the expectations of a legacy she never asked for. She used her sass as a shield and her status as a weapon, hiding the fact that she was lonelier than the girl who served her coffee. They were two parallel lines that were never supposed to touch. One was the sun, burning too bright to get close to; the other was the moon, reflecting a light she didn't believe she owned. But love doesn't follow the rules of physics. This is the story of how a sin became a miracle. It is the story of how a house built of stone became a home built of soul. It is the journey of six dorks who became parents, two rivals who became wives, and a legacy that started with a single, trembling vow. In the beginning, there was only dust and a dream. In the end, there was the ocean, a child's laughter, and the realization that no one is ever truly a mistake when they are loved without mercy. The foundation is laid. The walls are up. Step inside the mansion, and see how the Queen finally found her Saint. Lisa gip Jennie top

A Short Story. Jennie Kim returns to Korea with her dinosaur-obsessed 4-year-old son Riley Kim and one big problem: her grandfather assumes she has a wife. Desperate to keep the lie from unraveling, Jennie ropes in her high school ex, Lisa Manoban, now the charming owner of a dino-themed café called DinoBrew. What starts as a fake marriage to impress family turns into late-night confessions, stegosaurus pancakes, and a second chance neither of them expected. As old feelings resurface and Riley starts calling Lisa "Mama," Jennie finds herself wondering-what if this pretend life is exactly what she's always needed? Includes chaotic cousins, café romance, a slowburn fluff overload, and one very dramatic 4-year-old dino prince.

After losing her wife, Lisa built her life around one thing, never loving again. When her father arranged her marriage to Jennie, she agreed for one reason only; her daughter, Ella, who needed a mother. Love was never a part of the deal. Jennie knew exactly what she was walking into. Lisa who was being haunted by a love she buried, a past she refuses to let go of. But when the memories begin to feel more real than the present, Jennie is forced to wonder- How do you compete with someone who's gone... but never really left? Will Lisa finally choose the life in front of her, or remain chained to a ghost from the past? Specially when that ghost walks back in. - Lisa gp!

Jennie Kim, the school's sweetheart, is adored by everyone, but it's her best friend, Lisa, the chill star of the volleyball team, who knows her heart best. As their senior year unfolds, Jennie begins to realize that her true love may have always been by her side. In a story of pure love, no enemies, and gentle revelations, Jennie and Lisa's friendship quietly blossoms into something more, proving that sometimes, the person who's meant for you has been in your orbit all along.

Jennie has a bakery and Lisa is a food reviewer.let'see how the story turns.

In the year 2245, celebrated surgeon Lisa Manoban dies mid-orbit-only to awaken in the body of a notorious nobleman in ancient Joseon. Boastful, betrothed, and very much a man. But Lisa retains her memories, her skills, and her name. When she saves a life in front of her cold, reluctant fiancée-Lady Jennie Kim-whispers begin. Of miracles. Of madness. And of a man who might not be a man at all.

Jennie Kim was meant to inherit an empire. But her grandmother gave her an ultimatum: No driver. No company. She agreed, thinking it was just another restriction. She was wrong. Because the driver assigned to her was Lisa Manoban. The girl who once loved her. The girl who vanished before graduation. The girl who was supposed to be at the top of her class... and never made it. Now Lisa stands beside her, eyes lowered, calling her Miss Jennie, pretending she doesn't still orbit around her. But Jennie remembers. The devotion. The way Lisa looked at her like she was everything. And this time, Lisa isn't chasing her anymore. Lisa never asked Jennie Kim to love her, She only learned how to survive loving her.

"If Jenlisa were real, Jisoo" -she says quietly- believe me... "...I wouldn't be fighting this hard against it..." In the middle of world tours, sold-out stadiums, secret relationships, and public smiles, four women try to hold on to who they are when the lights turn off. Could they survive it? ***************** "By the way. The story is altered in events that have already passed. They are not in order in real life. But in this story they are."

Two hearts, one summer, and feelings neither of them meant to catch.

One arrogant hockey star. One fed-up flight attendant. 30,000 feet of pure friction. Who's going to blink first?