In the sleepless heart of modern New York, where glass skyscrapers glimmer like altars to human ambition, something ancient stirs beneath the surface. They walk among mortals-creatures of hunger wearing faces of civility. Vampires dine beside the living, whispering laughter over wine, their elegance masking centuries of blood and silence. And at the center of this quiet masquerade stands Jennie, a soft-spoken editor in a Manhattan publishing firm. No one suspects the truth-that she is Ruby Jane, Queen of Vampires, heir to a lineage that carved history in crimson. She abandoned her throne in Europe, left her kin restless and vengeful, for one reason only: a mortal woman named Lalisa Manoban. Lisa is light. Warmth. Everything Ruby's kind has forgotten how to touch. For two years, Ruby has hidden in plain sight, living beneath fluorescent lights and mortal chatter, her hunger stitched behind a smile. Every laugh, every careless glance from Lisa unravels her further. Anyone who drifts too close to Lisa vanishes-quietly, efficiently, as if erased by the night itself. But Ruby is not the only thing stalking her. There are shadows that do not carry the scent of blood. Older. Colder. Watching. When an unseen predator begins haunting the same alleys, Ruby's obsession twists into wariness. The city trembles under disappearances dressed as coincidence, and the fragile veil between the human and the monstrous begins to thin. Soon, the Queen who came to worship will have to choose: concealment or carnage. And Lalisa Manoban-the woman she cannot stop watching- may not be the prey she believes she is.

This has the makings of a classic high-stakes romance. You've set up a perfect "ice queen vs. stoic protector" dynamic. #jenlisa

In Seoul, where idols feel untouchable, Lisa is stuck listening to her best friends obsess over Jennie Kim-the global superstar they describe as talented, hot, pretty, and impossibly cute. To them, Jennie is a fantasy. To Lisa, she's something else entirely. Because Lisa claims Jennie isn't just an idol. She's her ex-girlfriend. No one believes her. They laugh it off as delusion, teasing her for turning fanfiction into reality-until a fan meet event gives Lisa the perfect chance to prove it. What was supposed to be a simple interaction turns into chaos when Jennie recognizes her instantly, questions the breakup, and kisses her in front of everyone. Suddenly, the line between truth and fantasy shatters. Because while Lisa walked away, Jennie never did.

She loved her like a second chance. But she was still in love with her first mistake. Jennie Kim tried to move on - and Lisa believed she was chosen. Until love started feeling like competition with a past that never left. Walking away was supposed to hurt less than staying. But unlearning someone you planned a future with is harder when someone else loves you gently... and fully. When love isn't enough, who do you choose - the one you never stopped loving, or the one who never stopped choosing you?

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.

Synopsis: Jennie believes she is loved, carefully, beautifully, and under watchful hands. Her life beside the perfect Kim Jongin looks enviable from the outside, even as it quietly asks her to become smaller. When an unexpected marriage ties her to someone who doesn't demand, correct, or cage her, Jennie begins to feel something unfamiliar: choice. What starts as a polished romance unravels into a story of denial, obsession, and the dangerous pull between control and freedom-where love can feel intoxicating, peaceful and entirely free.

Lisa (28) is a gorgeous psychiatrist new to Seoul, and she gets assigned her most dangerous patient Jennie (23), a stunning psychopath who acts all cute and childlike, talking only to her creepy doll "Baby" like a little kid. Jenlisa | Lisa G!P

WARNING: SPG | R-18 Lisa Manoban thought Kim University would be her chance to start over after a life full of bad luck. But one simple mistake changes everything-bumping into Jennie Rubyjane Kim, the school's beautiful and feared queen bee. Surviving Kim University is hard enough. Surviving Jennie Kim?. That might destroy her. LISA G!P --- W A R N I N G ⚠⚠ This work of fiction, names, characters, business, place and event is our author's imagination in a use for fiction!!!!

Lisa Manoban, a struggling artist, found solace every day in sketching a beautiful building under construction. For some reason, she was drawn to it, and it made her paints come alive. On the day she planned to finish her painting, the Pride parade was in town. But a run-in between her tray of paints and a petite goddess in a Chanel suit with intimidating feline eyes sent Lisa bolting for safety. Jennie Kim had never wanted someone the way she wanted the tall, blonde, doe-eyed beauty. One unexpected encounter sent her searching every inch of the city for Lisa. She might be able to hide, but not for long. Jennie would make her say the three words-eight letters-"I am yours," no matter what.

When sharp-minded lawyer Lisa Manoban accepts a meeting at the Kim estate, she expects a routine legal consultation - not a seat at a matchmaking luncheon. A single mix-up turns a professional visit into an awkward encounter with Jennie Kim, the elusive heiress of the Kim conglomerate, who believes Lisa is one of the suitors her grandmother handpicked. Jennie, tired of shallow affections and people chasing her fortune, has been pretending to be wheelchair-bound to expose those with insincere intentions. But Lisa's calm indifference and blunt honesty throw her off balance. Lisa isn't impressed by money, nor is she playing along with anyone's game - especially not when she's roped into one against her will. What begins as a misunderstanding soon becomes something far more complicated. Between corporate secrets, family expectations, and a grandmother's relentless scheming, Jennie and Lisa find themselves drawn to each other in ways neither anticipated. In a world built on appearances and contracts, The Case of Miss Kim asks what happens when sincerity becomes the most binding agreement of all.