Years ago, Lara Raj and Manon Bannerman were unstoppable-a force on the handball court and a promise to each other off it. They built a life together from the ground up, cemented by the beautiful, quiet world they created for their daughter. Now, the whistle has blown, the court is gone, and the life they spent years building has fractured into a suffocating routine of resentment and late-night arguments that never truly end. Trapped in a loop of guilt and destructive habits, they are roommates bound by a child, enemies bound by a history, and lovers bound by a memory. As old friends return and the walls they've built begin to crumble, Lara and Manon must face the raw, unvarnished truth of what broke them-and decide if the family they made is enough to glue the pieces back together.

What started as a simple casting for the drama Friendly Rivalry turned into something far more complicated. Lee Hye-ri, the charming extrovert who lights up every room, and Chung Soo-bin, the quiet, reserved actress who keeps to herself, were never supposed to mix. But from their first meeting, sparks flew-not just on-screen, but behind the cameras as well. As they navigated the pressures of fame, late-night rehearsals, and stolen glances, their friendship grew into something deeper. Something neither of them was ready to name. But when scripted kisses start feeling a little too real, and jealousy creeps into moments off-set, they're forced to confront the truth-is this just acting, or has love found its way between them? With the world watching, their careers on the line, and their hearts at stake, Hye-ri and Soo-bin must decide: Will they keep pretending, or will they risk everything for something real? A story of love, fame, and the thin line between fiction and reality.

In South Korea's top hospital, Hyeri, the emotionally distant cardiothoracic surgeon, is known for her flawless technique but avoids personal connections. Soobin, a kind-hearted anesthesiologist with a past of living in her older sister's shadow, is eager to prove herself despite her quiet demeanor. When the two are forced to work together on a high-stakes surgery, they begin to form an unexpected bond, though Hyeri's walls remain unyielding. As their professional and personal lives intertwine, they confront the trauma and insecurities that keep them from fully opening up to each other.

Lee Hyeri has always had it all - beauty, brains, and the kind of cold untouchability that keeps everyone at a distance. Engaged to a powerful CEO and topping her class at Korea's most prestigious international university, her path seems flawless. Until the one person who ever truly challenged her - Chung Subin - returns. Subin, her former academic rival and the only girl who ever threatened her perfect crown, steps back into her world without warning, dragging old resentments, sharp tensions, and dangerous new feelings with her. What starts as a battle of pride soon twists into something far more volatile, as every collision between them leaves bruises - and sparks. In a world where reputation is everything and vulnerability is a risk neither can afford, Hyeri must confront the one thing she's spent her life mastering: control. Because some rivals are meant to be conquered. And some are meant to be lost to.

This story takes place one year after The Perfectionists series. In Beacon Heights, Alison DiLaurentis is juggling being a T.A. and a present Mother, all while working behind the scenes with Mona and the Perfectionists to bring down "The Professor." Back in Rosewood, Emily, Spencer, Hanna, and Aria are trying to move forward with their lives-until they start receiving messages themselves. But not from The Professor. A is back. Only this time, the rules are different. As the Liars are pulled into two separate nightmares on opposite sides of the country, secrets begin to pile up, trust starts to fracture, and the distance between them becomes more dangerous than the threats themselves. Because while they're all being watched... they don't realize they are a part of something bigger. And even miles apart, some connections haven't fully let go. For Emily and Alison, where distance, silence, and everything left unsaid still lingers beneath the surface. Until they are forced to navigate a past that they never really let go... even as everything around them begins to fall apart. This is an Original FanFic

Dorm Room 143 College is messy. Love is messier. Lee Hyeri had everything planned. Ace her architecture classes, keep her dorm neat, and absolutely avoid emotional distractions. Chung Subin-engineering major, walking disaster, queen of sarcasm, and now... her roommate. They were never supposed to get along. Hyeri likes rules. Subin likes chaos. Hyeri minds her own business while Subin minds everyone. They didn't realize they will be closed to each other not knowing they will cross the line. Subin was ready to catch her if she fall but Hyeri is not ready to take the risk. Will Hyeri would choose to be true to her feelings and take the risk? Or will she finally let go of Subin and do what is right. A rollercoaster romcom about academic pressure, unresolved tension, and what happens when your biggest distraction turns out to be your greatest love...

This story is about love between Lara and Manon. This is gonna be spicy, but also soft and lovely. I can only say that this is my first EVER writing so I am going to be glad if you would give me some opinions about it. With love, Ellie:)

Lara Raj, a rising global popstar sensation, is drowning in scandals and headlines she can't escape. Her label's solution? A picture‑perfect holiday romance to soften her image. Manon Bannerman, a fiercely talented DJ desperate for her big break, wants nothing to do with celebrities-especially someone like Lara. So when Lara shows up with a proposal that could change Manon's entire career, Manon wants to slam the door in her face. But the offer is too big to ignore. A fake relationship, just long enough to survive the season. But as staged moments turn into stolen glances and the spotlight forces them closer, the lines between pretending and wanting begin to blur. And under the mistletoe, they discover the biggest headline of all... might be the one they never meant to write.

The wind howled through the broken walls of Chung Kingdom, carrying the scent of ash and blood. Fires still smoldered in the distance, casting an eerie glow over the shattered remains of what once stood proud and unyielding. Soldiers marched through the streets, their armor stained with the dust of battle, dragging survivors from the ruins. Among them, shackled and stripped of her silks, was Chung Subin. Her wrists were bound with rough rope, the fibers biting into her flesh with every stumble. She kept her gaze fixed on the ground, unwilling to meet the eyes of the conquerors who sneered and spat as she passed. Her father's banners lay trampled in the mud, crimson and gold smeared with dirt and footprints. The once-mighty emblem of her family now lay forgotten, just as her kingdom had been. "Move faster," a guard snarled, shoving her forward. Subin staggered, knees hitting the ground. Pain shot through her legs, but she did not cry out. Tears were a luxury she had abandoned long ago. They led her to the towering walls of Lee Kingdom's castle-its spires piercing the clouds like daggers. The gates groaned open, revealing the sprawling stone fortress that would become her prison. Word of her capture had spread quickly. Servants whispered, nobles smirked behind raised fans, and the guards called her traitor as if it were her name. But it was not their eyes that cut the deepest. It was hers. Lee Hyeri stood atop the grand staircase, her gaze sharp and unyielding. Draped in silks of midnight blue, she was every bit the image of ruthless royalty. Her lips curled into a smile that did not reach her eyes as Subin was dragged before her, forced to her knees at Hyeri's feet. "So, this is the last princess of Chung," Hyeri mused, circling her like a predator savoring its catch. "Not much left of your father's pride now, is there?" Subin clenched her fists, the rope burning deeper into her skin. She would not give Hyeri the satisfaction of her tears. Not now. Not ever.

Lara Raj wants her dead. Manon wants her on her knees. Same thing, right?