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Adalynn "Adie" Reyes had always lived her life in fast-forward. As a full scholar taking up Pharmacy at De La Salle University, her days were a strict cycle of lectures, endless memorization of chemical structures, and long night shifts at a fast-food chain near the MOA Arena. She didn't have time for fairy tales, romance, or idol culture—she barely had time to sleep.
That was until one late evening in 2018.
The MOA Arena across the street was practically shaking with energy due to Blackpink's ongoing concert. Adie was wiping down the counter, tired and praying for her shift to end, when the glass doors clinked open. A tall girl wearing a black hoodie, dark shades, and a bucket hat pulled down low walked up to her register.
"Hi, good evening. Welcome to—" Adie froze as the customer pulled down her mask slightly to breathe, revealing sharp features, bright eyes, and an unmistakable smile.
Is that... Lisa? As in Lalisa Manobal? Adie thought, her heart hammering against her ribs.
Adie kept her cool, acting as professional as possible. She took the idol's order, served the food discreetly, and handed over the receipt with a warm, polite smile. Before leaving, Lisa looked directly at Adie's nametag, gave a soft giggle, and whispered, "Thank you, Adie."
Adie thought that was the end of it—a cool story to tell her future kids. But three days later, her phone buzzed while she was studying in the library.
@lalalalisa_m requested to send you a message.
Adie nearly dropped her highlighter. 'Hi Adie! I hope I got the right account. You were really nice at the restaurant the other day.
"Scam 'to, panigurado," Adie muttered to herself, shaking her head. She was about to block the account when a second notification popped up—an unreleased selfie of Lisa holding up a peace sign, followed immediately by an incoming video call request.
Hands trembling, Adie answered and hid behind a bookshelf. There on her screen was Lalisa herself, waving cheerfully from a hotel room in Seoul.
That single call changed everything. What started as late-night text messages turned into long hours of video calls despite the time difference. Lisa was utterly charmed by Adie's grounded nature, hard work, and humor. Soon enough, Lisa started courting her. She showered Adie with gifts—designer bags, clothes, and expensive meals delivered straight to her dorm—and even offered to pay off her tuition.
"Lalisa, no," Adie had firmly said during one of their calls. "Ayaw kong maging sugar mommy kita! Full scholar naman ako, kaya kaya ko 'to mag isa. Keep your money."
Lisa had just pouted on screen, but deep down, Adie's independence only made Lisa fall harder.
Five years flew by. Their relationship remained a carefully guarded secret. Lisa wanted to protect Adie at all costs; she knew the toxic nature of fame and didn't want the media or obsessive fans ruining Adie's peaceful life.
They made it work through stolen moments. They met in secret during Lisa's breaks in Singapore, the US, and frequently in Thailand, where Adie was welcomed warmly by Lisa's family. Now, Adie was a licensed, professional Pharmacist, proudly running her own drugstore—a dream project Lisa had insisted on secretly co-funding as a graduation gift.
When Blackpink announced their return to the Philippines for another massive stadium concert, Adie was thrilled. Lisa tried to get her SVIP soundcheck tickets with VIP lounge access, but Adie gently declined.
ŞİMDİ OKUDUĞUN
A dream with my KPOP Idols
Hayran KurguThis book is full an imagination every chapter so bare with me
