"I'm sorry." "I'm an idiot, please don't leave me." "I'll make you happy." "Give me one more chance." Knowing that I don't deserve you hurts me more than knowing that we won't meet anymore. -♪- Jungkook, a sweet-natured songwriter writes a song in remembrance of his girlfriend who has left the world. He knows very well that it's his flat that this happens. -♪- By the time he realized that he have done something unfair, it's too late. He goes to his girlfriend to apologize but she is no longer alive. He realized that he should've shared his problems with her and not taken his anger out of her...

Choi Soobin needs to prove himself worthy of his crush's love. How will he do it? A project. He worked hard on a school project just to impress her to ask her out on her free day. What will happen?

You were my only happiness. You were my only light. When you flew into my life like a firefly that wonders in the lonely meadows at night, I started to hear a piece of wonderful music one day; my heart was beating in a beautiful rhythm. Park Jimin, is a mery fourteen-year-old kid who happens to be the neighbor of the arrogant and stubborn yet sweet twelve-year-old Jeon Jungkook who is smarter than his age. What'll happen when they cross paths?

When you know the end of something or someone you cherish is a few seconds away, your discomforts are the least of your concerns. Death is not something that everyone is ready to face, but on the other hand, for some others, it is all they look forward to as their days are filled with hopelessness.

How many heartbeats do you have left? When things get hard, do you hope you have at least one heartbeat left and hope to enjoy that short time to the fullest? Life goes on... Autumn comes. Leaves fall. They are carried away by the wind so that there is space for a new beginning. How many times have you looked forward to that beginning?

He gave his heart to someone who couldn't love him back. Jimin always knew love could hurt, but nothing prepared him for the slow ache of loving Taehyung, a boy raised to believe that loving another boy was something to fear, to hide, to burn in hell for. Each glance, each silence, each almost-confession left Jimin clinging to hope and crushed by rejection. How do you keep offering your heart to someone who's too afraid to hold it? Is it worth breaking again and again for the chance that, one day, he might choose you back? In a world that told them both to be quiet, this is a story of loving loudly... even when it hurts.