Yuma and Euijoo move in next to Jo and Nicholas. Jo and Nicholas were friends in high school who had bonded over basketball and other common interests. though Jo was an introvert and quiet and Nicholas was more outgoing and extroverted they became friends quickly. Nicholas supported Jo's art and Jo supported his fashion designs. Yuma and Euijoo had been childhood friends. meeting when they were young the two became almost sibling like. euijoo assuming the role of elder brother and yuma younger brother. euijoo always thought of yuma has the younger brother he never had. but they were also best friends. they found it easy to talk to each other. when Yuma and Euijoo move in next door Nicholas immediately starts crushing on Euijoo. euijoo wants nothing to do with him. Nicholas wasnt his type. for jo and yuma... things weren't any better. jo was a clumsy artist and yuma was easily annoyed by him. it started with one misfortune after another until yuma began to hate the tall clumsy dude. tension between the neighbors were at an all time high... they didnt know how they would continue to live next to each other...

After JL, a member of AHOF, suffers a car accident, he wakes up with selective amnesia, forgetting the last seven years of his life, which includes his entire seven-year relationshipwith his co-member named Woongki. JL only remembers Woongki as a trusted friend. Following a private, devastating breakdown witnessed by the other AHOF members, Woongki resolves to conceal his profound suffering and play the role of the devoted friend,determined to slowly and subtly help JL recover the memory of their lost love. But things doesn't go easily... so Woongki suffered more.

where a struggling omega teacher finds their light after 24 years of darkness ⪼⪼

Leo made a mistake-one that shattered his dream and cost him the person he cherished most. Tears were shed, hearts were broken, and everything he once believed in came crashing down. He walked away, not out of choice, but because his mind could no longer bear the weight. Yet in leaving, he wasn't the only one who lost everything. They all did. Their dream. Their future, including him-Sangwon.

WONXIN FANFIC (READ AT YOUR OWN RISK) A playboy(Zhou Anxin) with a secret. A bookworm(Lee Sangwon) with no intention of falling. One drunken dare leads to a night they can't forget - and a connection neither of them saw coming.

It started as fanservice. A joke, a ship name, a few staged moments meant to make fans happy. But when the cameras turn off and the feelings stay, Martin and Juhoon realize the most dangerous part of pretending to be in love... is accidentally falling for real.

Zhang Jiahao had spent years building walls made of silence and precision. Once a renowned architect, now a recluse after a tragedy that fractured his faith in people, he moves to a quiet coastal town hoping to disappear from everything - noise, fame, and feelings. But peace has a way of finding him in unexpected forms - like the warm laughter spilling from a small café down the street. Kim Junseo, the café's owner, is everything Jiahao isn't: open-hearted, endlessly kind, always smiling even when it hurts. To him, people are stories waiting to be listened to. When Jiahao becomes a regular customer - always quiet, always alone - Junseo can't help but want to know what kind of story hides behind those sharp eyes and measured words. Their worlds meet not in grand confessions, but in the quiet moments between them - a cup of coffee gone cold, a late-night rainstorm, a hand brushing against another. Slowly, Jiahao learns that healing doesn't always come through answers - sometimes, it's found in the warmth of someone who simply stays. But when the past Jiahao tried to bury resurfaces, both must decide: Can love born in stillness survive the noise of what once broke them?

Kim Geonwoo is everything Zhou Anxin can't stand. Star player of the university basketball team. Loud. Popular. Arrogant enough to think the world revolves around him-and the court. Geonwoo lives for cheers, spotlight, and victory, with a future already mapped out by scouts and headlines. Zhou Anxin lives between library shelves. A scholarship student with ink-stained fingers, permanently hunched over books, and zero interest in campus fame. His world is quiet, structured, and safe-until he's forced to tutor the one person who treats academics like a joke. They clash from the start. Sharp words turn into heated arguments. Study sessions become battlegrounds. Every encounter feels like a competition neither of them is willing to lose. But somewhere between late-night tutoring, empty gyms after practice, and stolen glances they pretend not to notice, the line between hatred and something dangerously close to desire begins to blur. Because maybe Geonwoo isn't just a reckless jock. And maybe Anxin isn't as untouchable as he seems. In a university where rumors spread faster than confessions, can two people from opposite worlds admit that the strongest chemistry isn't found on the court-or in books-but in the space between them? Enemies. Rivals. Something more. Sometimes love doesn't start with attraction- it starts with resistance.

joyuma (hybrid au) Yuma is a cat hybrid who becomes obsessed with his quiet loner classmate who has a secret hes never told anyone.

After a year apart, Leo and Sangwon's paths cross again, but nothing feels the same. Once inseparable, they now struggle to find their place in a world full of shattered dreams and unspoken feelings. Leo, chasing his dreams as a rising solo artist, never forgot Sangwon-the quiet anchor of his past, the friend who grounded him when everything else fell apart. Sangwon, trying to rebuild himself after a cancelled debut and years of self-doubt, is drawn to Leo's light even as insecurities cloud his heart. Through late-night texts, stolen moments, and a concert that changes everything, they navigate the delicate line between friendship and something more. But can their bond survive the truths they've hidden, the pressures of fame, and the overwhelming pull of the heart? "Fallen Star" is a heartfelt, slow-burn romance about second chances, unspoken emotions, and the courage to let someone see the real you.