Josei

Following her previous violent setback, Kyla Angel wakes up a year later as Rachel Brown, a nanny to two neglected children of the Crown Prince of a powerful country. Her determination to find the man who betrayed her and hurt her again drives her to remain at the palace until she can escape and take revenge on him.

For now, though, she has a new challenge before her: to take care of two children.

She must use her dagger-hands to figure out how to comfort a crying baby.

Right after graduating high school, Yewon falls headfirst into an affair with the charming but married Han Ju-eon.
She knows it’s wrong, but she doesn’t care. She’s in love.

“I want to hear you say it. Are you having an affair with that guy?”
“Fine! We’re having an affair. So what?”

Things start to spiral when their classmate Jeong Hwa-ik catches them in the act and makes her an offer of his own.
Whether out of spite, curiosity, or something darker, she agrees.

“Even if I sleep with someone else, you’re not going to leave your wife, are you?”

“Despite having amnesia, Jin Gyu-Do is still Jin Gyu-Do, and how unfair is that? Trying to establish a new life, Jin Gyu-Do ultimately finds himself face-to-face with his former girlfriend Shin Dan-Bi at the new job he just began. Jin Gyu-Do is nervous and flustered, but Shin Dan-Bi is perfectly at ease. As a result of an accident, Shin Dan-Bi cannot remember any part of her past with Jin Gyu-Do.”

Im Sei is visiting her mother’s friend for the very first time who also is, believe it or not, the Executive Director of a large department store and has just offered her a job tutoring her youngest son. After getting the address and going through the gate, Sei arrives at the front door and heads up to the second floor to meet this new student of hers; however, upon entering the room, she ends up accidentally walking in on the oldest brother, Tae Seungjoo, totally naked! After being labeled a pervert, and essentially “watched” for a year while she finished her job tutoring the youngest son, the mother offers Sei a position that she cannot refuse. “Sei, I would like for you to also keep an eye on Seungjoo for me.” “I’m sorry ma’am, but I believe your son may need a little help in the ‘crazy bastard’ department.”

Nahyun, afraid of water and unable to swim, has just signed up for swimming lessons in the hopes of overcoming her fear. There, she meets the attractive but rumored to have a shady reputation swimming instructor Cha Jaehwan. Although immediately attracted to Jaehwan, Nahyun pulls back quickly because she believes some men just aren’t in her league. Yet after spending time together, and after a number of rumors swirl about them, she impulsively proposes a one-nighter with him. After that night though, things change significantly when Jaehwan reveals that Nahyun is actually his first.

I thought I had a perfect beginning to my romantic life with my first boyfriend, however I suspect that he has feelings for his female best friend and I’m frustrated with what to do about it. I turned to an app called “Meddler” to help me decide my next course of action because I felt like I was weak for allowing their relationship to bother me, but now I am questioning whether the app is really providing useful advice or just being rude.

A man who has never experienced the warmth of affection finds himself consumed by an obsession with a user named “Cocorose” in an anonymous group chat. To a man whose existence in a cramped gosiwon is already hanging by a thread, a single emoticon was enough to stroke his vanity, and a solitary delusion was enough to shatter his reality. The moment he misinterpreted an anonymous woman’s message as a sign of love, his bottom-tier youth began its descent into total catastrophe. Now, he is trapped in a collision between the woman from his daily life and the one from the digital shadows. It wasn’t truly love he was seeking, but a sense of salvation. This is the chronicle of a “trash-tier” romance, ignited by the desperate fantasies of a man with nothing left to lose.

Hanbyeol, possessing the scent that wolves love, is forced into a political marriage with Taesan, a wolf-man she’s been secretly in love with. The joy of marrying Taesan is fleeting, however. Unable to handle the wolf-man Taesan in her human form, Hanbyeol makes a bold decision to satisfy him…!

Narin and Danwoo are in an arranged marriage, and on their wedding night, they simply sleep side by side without any intimacy. Narin tries not to think about it, but she can’t help wondering if she lacks appeal. One day, while exploring a bustling market full of curious items, she purchases a mysterious incense burner recommended by a vendor. The seller claims that lighting incense in it will instantly enchant whoever smells it. Eager to test it, Narin lights the incense, and Danwoo, inhaling its scent, feels an unfamiliar heat rising within him. Sensing the moment, Narin approaches him, only to be grabbed from behind by someone else. Turning around, she is shocked to see another Danwoo standing there.

After six years of life as an author, Yoon Seri hits a new hurdle: writer’s block. Determined to overcome it, she sets her sights on a new genre, R-rated literature, only to find that her lack of experience is holding her back. Her search for a sexual sensei leads her to Lee Siyoon, a man willing to show her the ropes in more ways than one. But after her first taste of sexual liberty, she finds she can’t stop thinking about it.

After unexpectedly reuniting with her childhood friend-turned-neighbor, Seri realizes there might be more than one way to break this writer’s block after all…

Assassin-for-hire Cheon Seowoo. After another successful mission, Seowoo is about to make her escape. But not before taking a pretty young thing home to toy with as her reward…

Sua, who has been transferred to 1: 1 Piti at a friend’s recommendation, learns hard to exercise, and she is worried about the bucket of the teacher who keeps reaching her lower body. “쌤 쌤 There’s a bucket of water … Can’t you take it out?” “bucket?” “… there … that’s … I think it’s hard in between …” “Ah … this is not a bucket …”