For JP (Pablo Nase), when love is pure, it will surely hurt and it will always leave an after-taste but not in the sense of breaking, losing yourself, burying your trust into the ground, and to seek for a toxic alternative just to cope up. It didn't hurt like how you died in the arms of your beloved while he was stained with the fragrance of other flowers. However, it is what JP tasted after how many years of heaven in Felip's (Ken Suson) lair.

"Home isn't just a place, it's the quiet clink of mugs hitting the counter, the scent of brew that fills every room, and the two people who make it all feel like theirs." Paulo and Justin didn't build their life on grand gestures or perfect plans. They built it one step at a time, small moments most people would tend to overlook. There are arguments over sugar and stirrers, messes from mischievous pets, and days when even coffee feels too strong to face, but they eventually comprises in the end, finding magic in the mundane and home in every cup they share.

Does he bring butterflies or brought stinging bees with him? In a treacherous balancing act on the edge of a cliff, Paulo (Pablo Nase), a shattered jigsaw puzzle piece, clings to a very fragile thread. His world is turned upside down when suddenly, an exasperating stranger appears, threatening to either force him to his breaking point or help him from the tempestuous storm of his life.

This is just some random SeKen imagines or drabble on the writer's past time. Some might find this cringe-y, or maybe some butterfly flapping its wings on their stomach. Few would also tear up, who knows what to find inside; anything childish, daddy jokes, and some nonsense skits are here-and it's all about Ken and Paulo in their love-hate relationship inside the writer's own fluffy cotton world.

Welcome back to the chaotic world of SeKen imagines, now with extra layers of delulu, delight, and emotional damage. Still not canon, still very much unserious, and still living rent-free in the writer's daydreams. Expect more stolen glances, dumb arguments over shallow things and everything (un)expected and (un)intentional twists.

Ken Dumpit is a self-proclaimed heartthrob and a certified playboy. He's charming, overconfident, at para bang laging may bagong future wife kada linggo. Subalit, lahat ng kalokohang alam niya sa pagpapaikot sa mga babae ay tila nawalan ng saysay nang makilala niya ang ultimate game-changer na si Paulo, ang tahimik at observant na tao na tulad niya'y certified foodie rin. They're total opposites; bittersweet and warm, rough and soft, cookies and cream and there's something about Paulo na lagi niyang binabalik-balikan. For the first time, Ken might just be down bad... tapos sa isa pang lalaki. Ang masaklap lang doon, mukhang hindi pa siya type nito.

Simple lang ang buhay ni Paulo Baltazar (Pablo Nase). Masaya siya at kahit na bilang lang ang mga kaibigan niya, busog na busog pa rin naman siya sa pagmamahal ng mga ito, idagdag pa ang suporta ng kaniyang pamilya. Maayos ang takbo ng kaniyang buhay hanggang sa nag-cross ang landas nila ni Kenn Singson (Ken Suson) na noong una pa lang ay nagkaroon na siya ng bad impression dito ngunit kalaunan ay naging magkaibigan pa rin sila na hindi rin naman ikinatuwa ng tatlo niyang malalapit na kaibigan. Sa kabila ng mga babala ng mga ito, hinayaan niyang pumasok si Kenn sa bahay at sa buhay niya. Kung sana ay nakinig na lang siya sa banta ng kaniyang isipan at sa mga babala ng kaniyang mga kaibigan...

Pablo Bagnas (John Paulo Nase), a talented barista with a passion for coffee, runs Una Café alongside his quirky, loyal friends. One stormy night, Ken Suson (Felip Jhon Suson), a reserved yet curious man, stumbles into the café, seeking shelter, and discovers more than just the best caramel macchiato he has ever tasted in this lifetime. Night after night, he keeps on coming back, making himself believe he's just after his cup of coffee and pastry but jokes on him. His frequent coffee excuses may or may not be visible for the pretty barista who's working on a last minute but Ken knows he's not just into the divine caramel macchiato or the latte arts for he wanted to believe the barista behind the counter might just be the missing piece of his subject and heart.

"Some connections don't ask to be understood. They simply arrive... right on time." For Paul (Pablo Nase), Wednesdays are usually just another quiet shift at Eighteen's Coffeehouse, until one rainy morning a man in corporate attire walks in and orders his coffee iced. It's strange, but Paul doesn't question it. Some things, after all, don't need explanations. From then on, Sky (Stell Ajero) appears every Wednesday without fail. Morning, lunchtime, or just before closing, his timing always changes, but never the day. Somewhere between steaming cups and polite smiles, Wednesday becomes Paul's favorite day, and Sky becomes the reason he counts the hours. Paul doesn't know when curiosity turns into longing, or why a few exchanged pleasantries start to feel like something more. He only knows that every smile leaves him breathless. Until one particular Wednesday afternoon threatens to turn routine into something unforgettable...

Francisco "Paco" Nuñez, a homeless pickpocket and occasional hooker braving the filthy city streets, stole from a wealthy man who just made a hefty donation to the shelter where Paco sometimes stays. Little did Paco know that his victim was Sylvester "Sylv" Angeles, the heir to the country's biggest electronics corporation. Frustrated and scared, Paco was prepared to drop to his knees and beg Sylv to not call the police. Much to his surprise, however, Sylv offers him a proposal that Paco can never, ever refuse. Author's notes: 🔞 - This story contains sensitive themes such as sex, violence, theft, prostitution, homophobia, and more. Appropriate warnings will be put up in every chapter. Kindly read with caution.