Koreanfamily Stories

Being wife doesn't mean you have a lot of patience and that you can take any humiliation and embarassment from your husband's action. We are all human and our patience are limited as well. Jung-ah, as a wife, had been battling of humiliation from his husband's action but because of her love for him, she keep it all to herself. Until one time, she can't tolerate anymore specially when she also lost her job because of Lee Jung Woo, her husband. Will they be able to fix their relationship or will they fell apart? Author's Note: The characters are korean inspired and most of the conversations are written in english and some korean conversations have english translations written in parenthesis. Disclaimer: All the names, settings, character attitudes and scenarios are all coincidence only. The author builds her own world of the story and no intention to defame any culture or country in any form. This is purely fictional. A/N:The korean romanization listed inside might not be as accurate as what it shows in google. The romanized korean words used by the author was writen based on how she pronounced those words. Copyright ⓒ All Rights reserved 2023 Date started and finished: September 18, 2023

Shanta Is a college student.And She lives in New York. But Her Family have to Move to another country to make some money. They Move to Korea as Shanta is not use to it. and plus she doesn't speak the language. she finds it hard to get use to her new home. but is she willing to make new friends. intercepts where she lives at.? All rights are accepted [✓] Book is written By The author [✓] book is real events and fake events [✓] this book is a 18 plus and up [✓] this is a adult book [✓] young adult book [✓] This book was published on Wed,May 11 ________________________________________________

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Ava Allen has always protected her younger sister from the weight of a past she never chose. Born to the same mother but different fathers, Ava grew up free-while Roori lived in the shadow of her powerful, controlling Korean lineage. When the ruthless head of the Kim dynasty dies, Ava is forced to return to the family mansion for the reading of the will. But what awaits them is far worse than old memories. To claim their inheritance, every potential heir must take part in a psychological game designed to test loyalty, resilience, and sanity. Locked inside the house that once broke them, the sisters must face the ghosts of their past-and the monsters walking among them. In a house built on lies, how far would you go to protect the only person you trust?