#Lee Sa-ra x female reader

[vanilladollette]

Hey bae♡ can you write about the glory bully characters x quiet female reader?

I know you already did the other one but this one however it's more like female reader is quiet but except she's creepy, stares into your soul type

in this scenario: Park Yeon Jin was the one killed So Hee and thought no one would find out

But when creepy quiet female reader reunited with the bullies, she stares into Yeon Jin's soul and she eerily says "I know it was you who killed her" and left.

Leaving the bullies in stunned, especially leaving Yeon Jin scared

(No need to rush babygirl as always ♡ ̆̈)

Bury A Friend

Pairing: The Glory Bullies x Creepy Quiet Fem Reader

Summary: Yeon-jin’s guilt over a tragic accident she caused resurfaces when a mysterious, silent girl from her past confronts her at a high school reunion, exposing her dark secret and leaving her fearful of the consequences.

Word Count: 1.3k

Author's note: Okay sooo I feel reader isn't as creepy as I wanted her to be.

“Oh, I think I really messed up.” Yeon-jin’s voice trembled over the phone, barely above a whisper. Her hands shook as she gripped the cold edge of the abandoned building, her heart pounding like a drum. “We were being dumb, just messing around on the roof, and something caught on fire.”

Her gaze fell to the still body of So-hee sprawled on the hard, unforgiving floor. The girl’s clothes were charred and torn, smoke still rising faintly from the edges. Yeon-jin’s stomach churned, her throat tightening as she fought back a wave of panic. The weight of what had happened was too much. She didn’t know what to do.

Tears welled up in her eyes, blurring her vision as her mother’s voice cut through the chaos on the other end of the line.

“There was this girl...” Yeon-jin’s words cracked as she glanced down at the piece of So-hee’s clothing, which was now smoldering. “She started screaming and freaking out and then she… fell. It’s true, I swear! She just—she just… fell.” Her voice broke, but she quickly stifled the sob that threatened to escape.

“We were alone! Just messing around. It wasn’t supposed to happen like this.” Yeon-jin could feel the panic rising in her chest, suffocating her. “Mom, what do I do now? Huh? Are you there?”

Her mother’s sharp voice sliced through the air, harsh and demanding. “Get a grip, Yeon-jin! First, get away from there. I’ll have Mr. Shin call you right away.”

She could feel the panic draining her strength as she mechanically followed her mother’s instructions. What else could she do? She wasn’t equipped for this, for the mess she had created.

“Stop crying and get it together! Did anyone see you? Any witnesses?”

Yeon-jin glanced around the rooftop, her eyes darting frantically. The space was eerily still. No one. No one was there.

“Uh, no. I don’t think so,” she said, her voice trembling.

“You better make sure! Look around you!”

“I did, Mom. There isn’t anyone here! There’s no witnesses!” she yelled, her voice breaking.

If only she had checked more thoroughly. If only she had been more aware. If only she had seen you standing just beyond the corner, your presence blending into the shadows. You, the girl who never spoke, who never quite fit in with the others. The girl who always watched.

Sunghan High School organized a reunion for its former students. Yeon-jin had been hesitant, not wanting to face anyone, but when she learned that the others were attending, she couldn’t resist. They had to keep up appearances, right? She couldn’t let them see her as weak or scared.

The gymnasium buzzed with chatter, laughter, and the occasional reunion hug. Yeon-jin entered with the same air of confidence she had cultivated, dressed in a sleek black dress that made her feel untouchable. She walked toward the table where the others were already gathered: Sa-ra, Hye-jeong, Jeo-joon, and Myeong-oh.

"Can you believe they set up a high school reunion?" Sa-ra asked, laughing as Yeon-jin approached. Yeon-jin laughed softly, setting her purse down on the table, but her mind was elsewhere.

An hour passed as the others joked and reminisced, but all the while, Yeon-jin couldn’t shake the sense that something was wrong. Her heart started to race when she noticed a quiet, familiar figure standing in the corner of the gym. A presence she couldn’t ignore.

You were there.

Standing alone, like a shadow. Your unnerving gaze locked onto her from across the room. Her breath hitched, and a wave of unease spread through her.

The others didn’t seem to notice the tension mounting in the air. Sa-ra kept talking, oblivious to the growing discomfort around Yeon-jin. But Yeon-jin knew. She recognized you instantly. It was you—the quiet, eerie girl from high school. The one everyone ignored, the one who kept to herself. The one who never said a word, but always watched.

The tension thickened as your gaze never wavered. Not once. It was like you were looking straight through her, like you knew something she had buried deep inside. Yeon-jin’s heart hammered in her chest, her throat tightening.

The conversation around her seemed to fade, replaced by the pounding rhythm of her pulse in her ears. You hadn’t moved. Your eyes never left her. It was like you were studying her, dissecting her every reaction. A shiver ran down Yeon-jin’s spine.

“I think that’s y/n,” Sa-ra said, laughing. The others glanced over, unsure of who you were, but Sa-ra’s voice broke the heavy silence. Yeon-jin wanted to look away but couldn’t.

Hye-jeong, Myeong-oh, and Jeo-joon joined in the conversation, all of them casually commenting on how “awkward” it was to see you back at the reunion. But Yeon-jin didn’t care. She was too busy trying to breathe, trying to ignore the creeping sensation that something was terribly wrong.

And then, it happened.

The gymnasium, once filled with the sounds of laughter and chatter, seemed to quiet as you began to move toward their table. Slowly, as though every step was deliberate, you closed the distance between yourself and the group. The air grew heavier, like a storm was building. Everyone watched you, confused and curious, but also unsure of what to expect.

When you reached their table, you stopped. You didn’t say a word. You simply stood there, your cold, intense gaze still fixed on Yeon-jin. The others fell silent, the tension palpable, as if the very atmosphere around you had changed.

Yeon-jin felt her pulse skyrocket, her breath shallow. She tried to move, to say something, anything, but she couldn’t find her voice. She could only watch as you stood, unmoving, staring at her like she was a mere insect beneath your gaze.

Finally, you spoke. Your voice was low and soft, but it carried the weight of something far darker.

"I know it was you who killed her."

The words were like ice-cold water splashing on her face. Yeon-jin’s world seemed to slow, her body frozen in place as your words echoed in the room.

It wasn’t an accusation. It wasn’t a question. It was a statement of undeniable fact. And in that moment, it felt like the world had tilted on its axis.

Yeon-jin’s face went pale. Her stomach churned as fear seeped into every bone in her body. Her eyes flicked around the table, but the others were silent, unsure of what to say. Her pulse hammered in her ears, drowning out everything else.

"You..." Yeon-jin tried to speak, her voice a mere whisper. “You—”

But she couldn’t finish the sentence. Her words were swallowed by her fear.

And then, without another word, you turned and walked away, your presence still hanging in the air long after you had disappeared into the crowd.

Yeon-jin stood there, frozen, as her world shattered around her.

The others looked at each other in stunned silence, unsure of what just happened. None of them dared to speak. Sa-ra’s smile faltered, her previous laughter now a distant memory.

Yeon-jin couldn’t move. Her heart pounded in her chest, her skin cold as ice. You knew. You saw everything. The weight of your gaze still lingered, suffocating her with the knowledge that you were out there, watching, waiting for the right moment to expose her.

The reunion, once filled with warmth and nostalgia, now felt like a nightmare. And Yeon-jin couldn’t shake the feeling that you were out there, lurking in the shadows, ready to bring everything crashing down.

And with that thought, she knew: It wasn’t over. It was just beginning.

And there was nowhere she could hide.

[vanilladollette]

Hiii! I was wondering if you can write about the glory characters (the bullies) x fem reader who makes snide remarks and when they try to roast her, she'll roast them back 20x more worst. And yeah that's all!

Love your writings hon♡ !!

The Glory Bullies x Snarky Fem! Reader

Author's note: I'm not good at making comebacks. We're just going to imagine that I made cool comebacks.

Park Yeon-jin

Initial Reaction: Yeon-jin is used to being the one in control. She loves to put others down to elevate herself. When you make snide remarks or sarcastic comments, she’s initially thrown off guard. She's used to having the last word.

Your Comeback: One time, she tries to mock your outfit, calling it "outdated" or "too cheap." Without missing a beat, you reply, "I didn’t know you were such an expert on fashion, considering your wardrobe looks like it’s stuck in a bad K-drama from 2000." Yeon-jin's jaw clenches, but she tries to hide her irritation with a fake smile.

Result: She tries to retaliate, but your comebacks always seem to hit a nerve. Yeon-jin doesn’t like being upstaged, especially by someone she considers beneath her, so she’ll often leave the scene fuming, plotting her next "attack," but deep down she knows you won this round.

Choi Hye-jeong

Initial Reaction: Hye-jeong might be the one who uses passive-aggressive jabs and does so with a smile, pretending to be sweet and innocent. She’s always a little less bold than Yeon-jin. When you make a sarcastic remark, it makes her uncomfortable because she doesn’t like someone fighting back.

Your Comeback: One day, Hye-jeong tries to comment on your "unpolished" appearance, saying, "You should really put more effort into your look. It’s sad to see someone so… plain." You give her a long, unimpressed look before quipping, "Well, at least I don’t have to rely on Photoshop to make my face look better." You can see her eyes widen—she wasn’t expecting that burn.

Result: Hye-jeong is visibly flustered, and she tries to hide it by laughing nervously. But in her mind, she’s already formulating more ways to "get back at you." However, you’ve put her in her place, and it stings more than she lets on.

Jeon Jae-jun

Initial Reaction: Jae-jun is arrogant, and he’s known for his cocky demeanor. He loves trying to make people feel small, often belittling them with his remarks. When you respond with a quick-witted jab, he’s caught off guard, but his pride refuses to let him admit it.

Your Comeback: He tries to get under your skin by saying something like, "You’re pretty cute for someone with zero personality. It must be tough being this boring." Without missing a beat, you reply, "Oh, I’m sorry, did you say something? I was too busy listening to the sound of your voice—that’s like nails on a chalkboard."

Result: Jae-jun pauses for a moment, clearly taken aback by how effortlessly you shut him down. His ego gets bruised, and he tries to retaliate, but you’re always one step ahead, twisting his words and making him look foolish. He might laugh it off, but deep down, he’s annoyed you just got the best of him.

Son Myeong-oh

Initial Reaction: Myeong-oh might think he’s tough and has the power to throw insults without consequence, but when you fire back, he’s quickly out of his depth. He’s more of a coward than a true bully, often hiding behind his insults because he knows people will usually back down. Your sharp comebacks throw him off balance.

Your Comeback: Myeong-oh tries to mock you, "You’re just another one of those 'intellectual' types who think they know everything, huh?" You shoot back, "Oh, I definitely know more than you. For instance, I know that your personality is as bland as the cafeteria food, and even that’s giving it too much credit."

Result: Myeong-oh’s expression shifts from smug to confused. He tries to cover it up by muttering something about you being too "sensitive," but the words are hollow. He quickly realizes that he can’t win when you turn his weak jabs back on him with such ease. His usual smug demeanor fades, and you know you’ve put him in his place. His cowardice becomes more apparent, and he’s left avoiding you as much as possible.

Lee Sa-ra

Initial reaction: Lee Sa-ra thrives on boredom, and nothing entertains her more than belittling others. She picks apart everything—appearance, status, interests—just to see people squirm. To her, it’s all a game, and she assumes she always has the upper hand. But when she tries this routine on you? Big mistake. Not only do you refuse to cower, but you annihilate her with comebacks so devastating she can barely function. Sa-ra can dish it out, but she definitely can’t take it.

Your comeback: Sa-ra flicks her hair, examining you with the same bored expression she wears when critiquing one of her unfinished paintings. “It’s honestly tragic that you have to walk around looking like... that. But hey, maybe in a few years, thrift store fashion will be trendy.” She expects you to roll your eyes and walk away. Maybe even get defensive. What she doesn’t expect is for you to smirk and fire back immediately. You feign a thoughtful expression. “That’s rich coming from you, Sa-ra. The only reason people even pretend to like your art is because they’re scared of your parents. Without them, you’re just another talentless hack with a superiority complex. Tell me, do you even enjoy painting, or is it just the only thing you can do without needing a personality?”

Result: The confidence in her smirk falters because deep down, she knows there’s truth in your words. She doesn’t paint for passion—she does it for validation. And you just exposed her greatest insecurity. Sa-ra hates you. Not because she actually despises you, but because she can’t win. Every time she tries to insult you, you make her regret it. She starts avoiding confrontations with you, but she’ll never admit it’s because she’s scared of what you’ll say next.

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[vanilladollette]

Heyo! Could you make something about Sa-ra, maybe she was obsessed with fem!reader since high school, keeping her as a pet and hoarding her from everybody else (tbh, she seems like she would do something like that).How would she keep reader close to her even years after high school without exposing herself to society (especially to her father since we know she is coming from extremely religious family and it would cause a huge scandal)?

Obsessed Lee Sa-ra

How would Lee Sa-ra keep you close to her even years after highschool without exposing herself to society?

I would say she would hide it by saying that you two are close friends and co-workers.

Which is not completely a lie but not completely true.

I do see her having a lot of painting of you that she had done herself.

So when people ask about you, she paints you as a muse to justify their close relationship without raising suspicions.

I think she she frames you as a struggling artist or someone she’s mentoring through her art career.

How would she hide it from her father?

I think she would ensure that you live in a separate, secluded place under Sa-ra’s control, never bringing her home or allowing her near her father.

To protect her image, she would pretend to date men when necessary, even going on public outings with them to silence rumors.

I see Sa-ra using her drug connections to subtly control you, offering highs to keep her compliant and lows to make her crave Sa-ra’s presence.

Sa-ra would threaten and intimidate you, subtly or overtly reminding you of what could happen if you try to leave.

[vanilladollette]

Hey Nillian !

Can you write the bullies and Moon Dong-eun x ex bully female reader. while the bullies never changed, female reader has become more better and genuinely sweet, respectful, matured and she doesn't get punished by Dong-eun but instead they became friends, leaving the bullies are jealous and confused.

A Change Of Heart

Pairing: Moon Dong-eun x Ex-bully Fem! Reader, Bullies x Fem! Reader

Summary: A former bully seeks redemption, befriends Moon Dong-eun, and leaves her unrepentant old friends behind, making them realize they are the ones being left behind.

Author's note: none

You didn’t know what was wrong with you back in high school. Maybe it was peer pressure, maybe it was something uglier—either way, the truth was undeniable. You were a bully. Not just someone who went along with it, not just a passive bystander. You actively participated in making people miserable.

Looking back, it disgusts you. The things you said, the things you did. At the time, it all felt so easy, so insignificant. But now, as an adult, you see it for what it was—cruelty. Mindless, senseless cruelty. And the worst part? You can’t take it back.

You wish you could apologize to every single person you hurt. But you know apologies don’t fix everything. If they told you to go to hell, you wouldn’t blame them. You’d accept it. Because no matter how much you’ve changed, the past doesn’t just disappear.

The first step toward becoming a better person was cutting ties with them—your old friends, the ones who never changed. It wasn’t easy. They mocked you, called you weak, a traitor. But you knew the truth. They weren’t your friends. Not really.

It took years to unlearn the person you used to be. Years of self-reflection, of making amends where you could, of learning how to be kind without expecting anything in return.

You won’t ask for forgiveness. You don’t deserve it. But you’ll keep trying to be better anyway. Because it’s the only thing you can do.

Though it was easier said than done now that you came face to face with Moon Dong-eun.

You had to admit—you were scared to say anything. You knew an apology wouldn’t simply do. It wasn’t just about the words; it was about the years of suffering she endured, the irreversible damage that had been done.

Her gaze was cold, calculating, and for a split second, you braced yourself for the worst. Would she humiliate you? Would she destroy you the way she had destroyed the others? You wouldn’t fight it if she did.

But instead, she simply looked at you.

And you—standing there, not as the cruel teenager you once were, but as the woman who had spent years trying to change—held her gaze and did something none of your old friends would have ever done.

You bowed.

A deep, sincere bow, one of regret, of acknowledgment. "I don’t expect anything from you," you said quietly, your voice steady despite the nervous knot in your stomach. "I won’t waste your time with excuses or empty apologies. But I need you to know that I’m sorry. And I’ve spent years trying to be better. Not for forgiveness. Just… because I should."

Silence stretched between you. The old you would have been terrified of it, would have filled it with nervous laughter or empty justifications. But you stood your ground.

Finally, Dong-eun sighed. She studied you, her sharp eyes searching for something—perhaps insincerity, perhaps weakness. When she found neither, she nodded, almost imperceptibly.

And to your utter surprise, instead of walking away or something worse, she said, "Let’s get some coffee."

The news that you and Moon Dong-eun were on speaking terms spread faster than wildfire.

Your old "friends"—if you could still call them that—were the most affected.

"What the hell is this?" Yeon-jin sneered, arms crossed as she glared at you. "Did she break you so bad you’re licking her boots now?"

You sighed, exhaustion settling in. "Believe it or not, not everything is about revenge, Yeon-jin."

"Then what is it about?" Sa-ra scoffed, barely looking up from her nails. "You think playing nice will erase everything?"

"No," you admitted. "Nothing erases the past. But I can choose who I am now."

Hye-jeong rolled her eyes. "God, you sound so pathetic."

Maybe to them, you did. But as you thought of the quiet conversations over coffee with Dong-eun, of the moments where she almost smiled, of the way she seemed to accept—not forgive, but accept—that you were no longer the same person… you realized something.

You didn’t care what they thought.

And judging by the way Yeon-jin’s forced smile twitched, how Sa-ra’s indifference faltered, and how Hye-jeong’s voice held an edge of insecurity—maybe they knew that, too.

Maybe, for the first time, they were the ones feeling left behind.

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Beneath The Surface

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𝙅𝙚𝙤𝙣 𝙅𝙖𝙚-𝙅𝙤𝙤𝙣

Romantic

FEMALE

Yandere Headcanons

Foreigner Reader Headcanons

Jae-joon being the only one who can bully you headcanon

The Glory Bullies x Snarky Fem! Reader

Having Jae-Joon and Do-yeong being obsessed with you headcanon

How They Act When in Love but Haven’t Confessed Yet Headcanons

Jealousy Headcanons

Jae-joon x Shy, Quiet Fem Reader

The Sweetest Poison Part 2

Mine And Only Mine

The Secrets Kept Hidden

MALE

Love was the law and religion was taught

GN

Yandere Jeon Jae-Joon x reader headcanons

Yandere Headcanons as their spouse

NSFW🔞 Alphabet + SFW Alphabet

Dating Jeon Jae-Joon would include. . .

Silent Confession

Jeon Jae-Joon with Cat Hybrid Reader headcanons

Platonic

FEMALE

The Reflection In The Mirror Part 2

Yandere Father Jeon Jae-Joon

𝙎𝙤𝙣 𝙈𝙮𝙚𝙤𝙣𝙜-𝙤𝙝

FEMALE

Yandere Headcanons

The Glory Bullies x Snarky Fem! Reader

𝙋𝙖𝙧𝙠 𝙔𝙚𝙤𝙣-𝙟𝙞𝙣

FEMALE

Yandere Headcanons

Obsessed Park Yeon-jin

Bury A Friend

The Glory Bullies x Snarky Fem! Reader

Unseen, Unspoken

𝙇𝙚𝙚 𝙎𝙖-𝙧𝙖

FEMALE

Yandere Headcanons

Obsessed Lee Sa-ra

The Glory Bullies x Snarky Fem! Reader

𝙈𝙤𝙤𝙣 𝘿𝙤𝙣𝙜-𝙚𝙪𝙣

FEMALE

Yandere headcanons

Dating Moon Dong-eun would include. . .

Revenge Is Sweet But Love Is Sweeter (Poly Dong-eun + Yeo-Jeong

A Change Of Heart

𝙃𝙖 𝘿𝙤-𝙮𝙚𝙤𝙣𝙜

FEMALE

Jealousy Headcanons

Having Jae-Joon and Do-yeong being obsessed with you headcanons

How They Act When in Love but Haven’t Confessed Yet

To New Beginnings

Falling In Love With You

GN

Yandere Headcanons as their spouse

Dating Ha Do-yeong would include . . .

NSFW🔞 Alphabet + SFW Alphabet

𝙅𝙤𝙤 𝙔𝙚𝙤-𝙅𝙚𝙤𝙣𝙜

FEMALE

Jealousy Headcanons

How They Act When in Love but Haven’t Confessed Yet

Revenge Is Sweet But Love Is Sweeter (Poly Dong-eun + Yeo-Jeong)

GN

Yandere Joo Yeo-Jeong x reader headcanons

SFW Alphabet

𝗖𝗵𝗼𝗶 𝗛𝘆𝗲-𝗝𝗲𝗼𝗻𝗴

FEMALE

Yandere headcanons

Obsessed Choi Hye-Jeong

The Glory Bullies x Fem! Snarky Reader