Velvet & Vinyl

"I have a billion followers, Lisa. And not one of them knows what my favorite color is."

Jennie Kim has everything the world tells her she should want: a throne in the K-pop industry, a family empire worth billions, and a face that sells out every luxury brand on the planet. But behind the "Human Chanel" mask is a girl drowning in silence, trapped in a life where every smile is a business transaction.

Then she walks into the Blue Moon Diner.

Lalisa Manoban doesn't care about Chanel. She doesn't care about "The Ice Queen." She cares about making rent, sending money back to Thailand, and surviving another night shift. When she looks at Jennie, she doesn't see a goddess-she sees a lonely girl with red-rimmed eyes.

In a world of velvet curtains and flashing lights, Lisa is the only thing that feels like vinyl: raw, honest, and real. But as their worlds collide, the status gap becomes a weapon. With Jennie's parents threatening to destroy everything Lisa loves, how much is the "Ice Queen" willing to burn to finally feel warm?

"You were just a distraction," Jennie lied. And it was the hardest thing she ever had to say.