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.

Jennie Kim has spent seven years proving herself worthy of leading her family's conglomerate, only to discover that the board won't hand it over until she demonstrates something she's never prioritized: a stable personal life. Desperate, she proposes a contractual marriage to Lisa Manoban, a self-made chef she's crossed paths with exactly enough times to know one thing: Lisa wants nothing from her. The arrangement is simple. A marriage built on rules. Just five years pretending to be the perfect couple. But somewhere between shared meals, quiet nights, arguments, and the life they accidentally built together, the lines they promised never to cross began to disappear. The problem is... some contracts have an expiration date. And sometimes, the hardest thing isn't falling in love; it's realizing you want more.

Three years after ending the long-distance relationship that defined her college years. She had been the one to walk away, tired of living through a screen, tired of being glued to her phone for years while seeing Lisa only three times in person. She told herself she wanted a life she could actually touch, a world beyond notifications and late-night calls. Jennie logs into a Zoom interview for her dream position at a prestigious firm. She just isn't prepared to see Lisa on the screen. Not as her girlfriend. Not as the girl who once flew to Korea and begged her to stay. But as HR evaluates her future. Lisa is composed, distant, and strictly professional. She calls it a conflict of interest. Jennie calls it unfinished business. As old feelings resurface and unspoken regrets linger between formal emails and office hallways, Jennie realises the love she thought she left behind never truly faded. But for Lisa? Is it unfinished too, or simply a chapter she has already closed? 5/6/26 #1 in Lisa

After impatiently waiting nine months on the organ donor list, Lisa Manoban finally receives the phone call she's been waiting for, but maybe this organ comes with a lot more than she ever thought imaginable? JENLISA ADAPTATION

JENNIE x LISA // GIRL x GIRL. "Do you want me to teach you how to kiss?" Lisa asks in her low smoky tone, followed by a sudden rush and sensation in the center of my stomach and I can feel my whole body heat up then shake in silence after her words. Oh boy! I don't know if I'm ready for it, but I nod breathlessly. _________ In which, the Cinderella Jennie roams the world, finds love, adventure and freedom. More than anything, she finds herself. _________ This story contains sensitive contents/topics that I warn you to acknowledge before reading. They are mature contents, violence, attempted murder and more. But of all, I want to promote COURAGE, KINDNESS, LOVE and DREAM in this story. Really hope that you can find them through your reading journey. _________ Sorry for the broken English, English is not my first language. Love, LM

"Don't come too near". These were the first words to leave her mouth. They hadn't seen each other in six months and these were the only things she could say. "Why?" Jennie said, she wasn't surprised or disappointed. She just never understood. This is why Lisa didn't want to look at her. Not anymore at least. "Because I'll hate you if you do" there was a long pause from both parts before she said " and I don't want that". "Why?" Jennie said, again. "Why what?"Lisa knew she wouldn't have been able to answer if not with a question, even if she knew the reasons, all of them. "Everything: why did you avoid me all summer, why did you disappear into thin air, why wouldn't you pick up the phone just once to at least tell me that you were doing okay. I would've just let you be then" There was another long pause. Both of them were expecting Lisa's answer. But nothing came out except for an "I don't know ".

If today is the last day of your life, what would you do? And what would you regret not doing? For Lisa, what she would probably do is ask her best friend Jennie-the one she's secretly loving for years-to marry her. But she regret not doing that earlier because now... Jennie's about to marry someone else. Date Started: 04/10/20 Status: Complete

Jennie put her shirt on and heard Manoban discard her clothes. "So what team do you play on," Manoban asked. "You know, just curious" she smirked. Jennie turned around wide eyed. No way this girl figured out she's gay. She tried so hard to mask it in front of everyone. "W-What?" she asked in a shaky voice. Manoban smirked, "Team. You know, school team?" she gestured to the change room. "Most students who aren't on a team don't usually hang out in the change room after school." Jennie tried not to squirm as she saw Manoban's eyes roam her body. "You look like you could play volleyball. Maybe as a setter even." Jennie let out a sigh of relief, "I'm on the tennis team." she answered turning around. Her jaw went slack as she turned to look at Manoban clad in a towel. She could hear her heartbeat beating in her ears. "Huh, that's a shame. It would have been fun if we played on the same team." Manoban replied playfully. ** THIS IS A JENLISA ADAPTATION. ALL CREDITS GOES TO THE ORIGINAL AUTHOR.

Lisa is a police officer, Jennie is a doctor... Two women, an irresistible attraction and lots of obstacles. Will they make it work?