How will Joy and Lisa react to seeing themselves romantically involved during a glimpse of the future?

She watched Jennie and HakKun dancing lovingly out of the corner of her eyes while she sang. She forced back the tears. She suppressed the ache in her heart. She focused on singing. Because this would be the last song she’d ever sing in this choir room. And she truly would miss these people. Because she didn’t stand a chance. Not anymore. 

All Yeri and Rosé wanted to do was catch up with friends and avoid their exes. Somehow, they get caught up with each other. 

Yes, you want her. Look at her, you know you do. It’s possible she wants you too. There’s one way to ask her. It don’t take a word, not a single word. Go on and kiss the girl. This is in Seulgi’s POV.

Irene is worried that Jisoo isn’t vocal enough in bed and plans to help change that. Jisoo is more than willing to comply, but she has a plan of her own. Explicit content

Only the luckiest get born with a soulmate compass on the back of their hand and Joy has had to wait 19 long years before her father finally allows her to follow the arrow that always points to her soulmate. When she realized her soulmate lives in the deepest jungle where only centaurs, manticores, sphinxes, and the occasional stubborn fairy princess went, Joy knew she was in for something unique. She never expected her arrow to lead her to a panther.

Two princesses, one of gold and one of ice, engaged in a forbidden tryst that promises nothing but love lost. 

Yeri wants to hate Jennie. She really does. Explicit content

Seulgi has been without Rosé for 28 days and she’s not sure how much longer she can last. 

Hickeys. She looks cute, really she does. But even then Lisa can’t figure out why Irene decided to wear that scarf on such a warm day. When Lisa finds out she also learns that Irene isn’t too happy. Uh-oh.

Despite it being her first time camping, Rosé is bound and determined to build her tent all on her own. Fueling her determination is the snickers of one Park Sooyoung who apparently finds Rosé’s tent-making skills and marshmallow-cooking failures amusing. There’s no way that Rosé is going to cave to her flirty co-counselor’s charms. She’s got this completely under control.

It’s the sound of Lisa’s heartbeat that pieces Wendy back together after yet another emotional roller coaster of a night. They’re lying on the bed in Wendy’s bedroom, with her ear pressed against Lisa’s chest as she listens to the steady, rhythmic beating of her heart, quiet and even and here. The weight of her arm around Wendy and holding her close grounding and sure. In which Wendy is sure Lisa won’t break her heart.    

“No,” Yeri says, without looking up from her phone. She’s pretending to text someone, because a) she has an image to uphold, and b) because Jisoo has been texting someone for the last hour. It’s not fair that her best friend (and unrequited crush) could laugh and flirt with someone and not at least tell her who. She smacks her lips together, scrolls a bit further down the Facebook app. She skims a rant that Yun has posted about feminism and smiles. Yun hadn’t always been thi

The Glee Club has to spend the night before Regionals at a hotel, and SangHee is not too happy to realize she’s sharing a room with Irene and Rosé. Especially when they make it impossible for her to sleep. Explicit content.

Wendy and Rosé keep bumping into each other every where, be it at the supermarket or at the gas station, but by the eleventh time, Wendy finally asks Rosé on a date. 

“‘I guess, I thought, you know…’ Jisoo clears . 'It’s college and that stuff—experimenting, I guess—happens. I guess I just thought, if you were curious, you might have come to me.’” Explicit content