For the first time, Rosie Park is facing the world without her best friend by her side - no, Lisa Manoban isn't dead but she is in Rome, following her dreams. And Rosie really is thrilled for her. Left to her own devices, she's doing... fine. Oh, except for the fact that her new roommate, Jennie Kim, has hated Rosie since the literal day they'd met two years ago. Sure, most of their interactions end in disaster and Rosie is the root cause, but they are all accidents! She'll win Jennie over though; she's determined to make this living arrangement work come hell or high water. Jennie never planned on finding herself living with the most frustrating person she'd ever met, but for rent this low, she's positive that she can put up with anything Rosie throws her way. What she isn't sure she can handle is her mom returning to her life, wanting to bond with Jennie. She definitely doesn't know how to manage her mom believing that she and Rosie are a couple. And she doesn't want to deal with the fact that Rosie, tall and blonde with warm brown eyes, seems far too into acting the part. Perhaps the most daunting aspect of all is realizing that she might have been wrong about Rosie all along... [Chaennie Convert]

When Rosie Park returns to Northshire University as a new art lecturer, she's eager-maybe a little too eager-to reunite with the woman who first inspired her love for clay and for women: Professor Jennie Kim. But the brilliant, warm mentor she once knew has hardened. A messy divorce, stalled projects, and years of fighting for the Women in Art course have left Jennie guarded, cynical... and definitely not ready for Rosie's sunshine. Jennie wants to resent the younger woman who unknowingly took the class she's dreamed of teaching. But Rosie is too kind. Too genuine. Too intoxicating. When a late-night pottery session turns into something dangerously intimate, the line between mentor and colleague blurs. [Chaennie Convert]

a chaennie adaptation

where Roseanne is a business woman, a billionaire, and one of the elite in Korea and also a play girl, and Jennie is a music student in Paris, when Roseanne visit paris for vacation she is surprised to find Jennie entering her hotel room through her window.

Park Chaeyoung celebrates landing an internship after graduating which leads her to a steamy one night stand with an older lady. Unknowingly to her - this older lady was no other than her new ice cold CEO, Jennie Kim.

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.

London, Regency Era. In a society where appearances are everything and marriage is more a transaction than a matter of the heart, Jennie Kim-the daughter of the influential Viscountess Kim and one of the eldest in a family full of sisters and brothers-makes her debut on the dazzling yet unforgiving stage of high society. With every ball and every stroll through Hyde Park, Jennie plays her role to perfection: charming, elegant, untouchable. Suitors flock around her like bees to honey, and rumors about who will win her hand fill the pages of Lady Whistledown. But behind her flawless façade, something begins to stir: an encounter with her-an enigmatic young woman, sharp, and as captivating as she is unconventional-changes everything. What begins as an unexpected friendship grows into something deeper, more forbidden. In a world that has no name for what she feels, Jennie is forced to hide her desire behind rehearsed smiles and feigned engagements. The more her love grows, the more fiercely she must conceal it, until she is faced with a choice: the life she was born into... or the life she truly wants. Amid secrets, dances, and glances that say everything, Jennie Kim discovers that to love may be the bravest act of all.

Roseanne writes steamy lesbian romances for a living-but her own love life has been on hold for far too long. When her best friend sets her up on a blind date in a bookstore, Roseanne expects the perfect match...only to meet someone completely unexpected in the LGBT section. Can a "wrong" date turn out to be exactly what her heart has been waiting for?

Ruby Kim is Hollywood's ice queen - flawless, untouchable, and famously private. But off-screen, away from flashing cameras and gossip headlines, she's just Jennie - living in a quiet coastal town under her real name, hiding a life no one is meant to see. Rosie Park is pop music's unapologetic chaos - bold, beautiful, and brutally honest with a voice that can set stadiums and scandals on fire. So when she throws shade at Ruby Kim during a late-night interview and Ruby coolly responds with, "Sorry...who?" - the internet explodes. Fandoms clash. Twitter burns. And Hollywood? It seizes the chaos. The two are cast in the same high-profile project - against their will. They hate each other. They have nothing in common. Until the masks crack. Until behind the scenes becomes more dangerous than the spotlight. Because Jennie has secrets. The kind that could ruin everything. And Rosie? She has a heart that bruises easier than she lets on. What begins as rivalry simmers into something they never expected - a slow, sharp, burning kind of love. Messy. Moth-to-flame. Magnetic. And it might just destroy them both... or finally set them free. [comedy-drama-romance / written by me]

Seventeen-year-old Jennie Kim has learned how to disappear. In the corners of crowded Seoul classrooms, in the spaces between texts from the only friend who still remembers her, Jennie survives in silence. Then Rosé appears-blonde, magnetic, a blur of laughter and hidden eyes. She moves through the world like light through water, always just out of reach. And Jennie can't stop watching. A glance. A poem. A secret that wants to be told. In a city that never stops moving, two girls drift toward something neither of them can name. Where the Quiet Lives is a slow-burning story of queer longing, loneliness, and the delicate ache of being almost seen.