[COMPLETED] When Lisa, a normal student, and a happy-go-lucky person, agrees to date the hardworking, passionate, and a little arrogant CEO, Jennie just for show, she never expects to fall for her. But as their fake relationship turns into something more, they must navigate the delicate balance between their feelings and money.

[COMPLETED] Jennie is a hardworking surgeon who has spent her life trying to prove herself to her family, especially to her former older sister who has always been their parents' pride and joy. Meanwhile, Lisa is a pediatrician who feels lost and unsure of her place in the world. When their paths cross unexpectedly, they both find themselves drawn to each other despite their differences. As they navigate their newfound connection, they begin to realize that this is not the first time they have met. But what secrets from their past are coming back to haunt them, and can they confront them together?

Cold, empty, closed off, bitter and mad were just a few words Lisa associated with J, someone who she came to know as a person broken by her past...but what if she could change how she viewed the world? One email at a time? AU where Lisa received a random email from someone who's hurting and Lisa being the sunshine that she is makes it her mission to fix J. Inspired by Coldplay's "Fix You" Fic originally available in Ao3

Jennie & Lisa Read the prologue to get a hint into "BAD FOR YOU" Photo Cred. Jane Vauclain

What happens when widowed Lalisa Manoban and pregnant prostitute Jennie Kim cross paths? She kidnaps her, with good intentions of course. Will Lisa help Jennie realize she's worthy of happiness, or did they find each other too late? Jenlisa Angst Lisa G!P

[COMPLETED] (CONVERTED) In which Lisa finds herself falling for the school's most popular cheerleader (G!P Lisa) |Started: May 2019 |Ended: June 2019 |Achievements: #1 kimjennie 9/23/19 #2 taetzu 9/23/19 #5 jenkai 9/27/19 #17 jenlisa 9/23/19 #27 blackpink 9/23/19 ~~ [originally a Camila x reader fanfic written by cuhbello] All rights go to the original author