Plot: Taehyung, 28, is a celebrated thriller and drama writer whose stories unsettle anyone who reads them. Jimin is an aspiring romance author searching for a voice of his own, and a place where he finally feels understood. When Jimin stumbles across an opening for a beta reader for the famously reclusive horror author, he applies on a whim, never expecting a reply, let alone an invitation. But hiring him isn't generosity. It's strategy. Jimin thinks he's gaining a mentor. Taehyung knows he's gaining a target. Working alongside Taehyung exposes Jimin not only to the authentic world of writing, but to the man behind the terrifying stories, brilliant, magnetic, chaotic, guarded, and impossible to read. And somewhere between late-night edits, stolen glances, old wounds, and new emotions, the lines begin to blur. Because the problem with pulling someone closer just to break them is simple: somewhere along the way... you might fall, too. Some stories don't stay on the page. Some stories pull you in.... and never let go.

"It probably wasn't the best idea to put a human with a vampire" Jimin said, eyes lingering on Taehyungs body. "A..a what now? You're a va..va" Taehyungs eyes rolled back , all suitcases falling down as he lost grip and fell into what seemed a dark hole. A story in which Kim Taehyung, a helpless human, gets Park Jimin, a cold hearted vampire as his roommate. •pjm+kth• •complete•

An old Japanese legend says that a man coming from the moon sometimes ties two people with a red thread, making them destined to be lovers, regardless of the place, time or circumstances. It can be stretched, tangled but never broken. This is the story of two people tied with the red string, for better or for worse "And as I looked at my hand I realized that we all had a red string of fate connecting us together; through it all. The red string wasn't just for our lovers, but for our love. The red string showed our destiny. In this life time, and the next, we are going to find each other. That, I know for sure."

"if i'm ruining you, will you forgive me?" • short story