Jinah never believed in fate-until Yang Jeongin started showing up every time her life went slightly off the rails. One fall on the subway, a spilled bag of tampons, a near gym disaster, and a rainy night under one umbrella later, she's starting to think the universe might be up to something.

Park Lia was never meant to be underestimated. Born in 2005 to a Thai mother and Korean father, she grew up between two languages, two cultures, and two expectations-learning early how to make herself smaller in rooms that doubted her. As a member of ILLIT under HYBE, she's known for her soft visuals and calm stage presence, but behind the scenes she writes lyrics at 3AM and composes melodies no one expects from someone her age. The industry calls her promising. The internet calls her lucky. She knows she's neither. Han Jisung of Stray Kids under JYP Entertainment has built his name on being untouchable when it comes to producing. Loud on stage, sharp with words, and fiercely protective of his craft, he doesn't believe in hype-only skill. When a playful award-show comment turns into a viral rivalry between HYBE's rising producer-idol and JYP's ace, it starts as harmless tension. Until they're forced into the same studio. What begins as ego, pride, and creative clashes slowly turns into something far more dangerous: understanding. But in an industry where dating scandals trend faster than chart rankings and reputation is currency, feelings are liabilities. Cameras are always watching. Headlines are always ready. And some songs-no matter how honest-are never meant to be sung out loud. Between rivalry and respect. Between pride and vulnerability. Between lyrics written for the world... and the ones written for each other. Some stories aren't told in interviews. They're hidden between the lines.

As Stray Kids' designer, you've stitched their debut, their growth, their fire into every comeback, standing just outside the spotlight. Staff. Essential. Invisible. Until Han Jisung stopped letting you fade into the background. "You don't give yourself enough credit, Y/N," he told you once, with a seriousness that unsettled you more than all his jokes ever could. [A song that has the vibe of this book: Hey Lover! - Wabie] @bang_chan4 made an italian version, check them out :)

Han Jisung's never had much luck on the romance side of things in his 24 years of living. He's been by himself mainly, chasing a career in interior designing and going about his life in Seoul. However romance is the only thing that's missing. He's been patient for a long time, until the new omega barista, Lee Felix, at his favourite local coffee shop takes an interest in him. Little does Jisung know, Felix has six mates who'd love a new member. - this is a new, improved version of the original attention I wrote last year. started: 10/01/25 ended: no copying or translations

When a spider brought Nabi and Hannah Bang together in kindergarten, a lifelong friendship was born. But growing up alongside Hannah also meant growing up around her older brother, Bang Chan-the boy Nabi secretly loved and quietly let go when he left to become a K-pop idol.

You've been with Stray Kids since debut as staff. As their digital archivist, you quietly preserve every rehearsal, demo, and behind-the-scenes moment. Most people don't notice, but Chan trusts you like no one else, leaning on your care and organization. Between chaotic workdays and late-night sessions, you start to realize your connection with him runs deeper than just professional.

When a bullying controversy erupts against Kim Seungmin, the Korean entertainment industry turns its back on him. To protect Stray Kids, he chooses to step away, leaving the group to continue as seven. Far from the noise and flashing headlines, he rebuilds his life in Ireland-trading stage lights for steel structures and corporate silence. There, in a place where his name means nothing, he meets a colleague who quietly becomes the reason his exile feels less like punishment... and more like staying. No.7 #company - 2/21/2026 No.3 #disappearance - 2/21/2026 No.2 #controversial - 2/21/2026 No.2 #corporate - 2/23/2026 No.2 #skz - 2/23/2026 No.3 #company - 2/24/2026 No.1 #controversial - 2/24/2026 No .2 #company - 2/27/2026 No.5 #kpopidols - 2/27/2026 No.1 #corporate - 2/27/2026 No.1 #company - 3/4/2026 No. 1 #jeongin - 3/27/2026

When Felix Lee returns to Seoul in 2024, he expects another year of music, schedules, and the familiar chaos of idol life. What he doesn't expect is Maria - a soft‑spoken, half‑Korean girl from Brisbane who collides with him at the airport and somehow feels more like home than Australia ever did. Maria arrives in Seoul for her Louis Vuitton work, not for romance. But the blonde boy with the warm smile and Australian accent keeps appearing in her life - first by accident, then by choice, and eventually by something deeper neither of them can ignore. As their worlds intertwine - secret coffees, late‑night messages, hidden rooftops, and the quiet comfort of being understood - Felix and Maria find themselves caught between fame, fear, and a connection that feels impossible to walk away from. But in a world where every moment is watched, every rumor spreads like wildfire, and every choice has consequences, love isn't simple. It's risky. It's fragile. It's real. And sometimes, the brightest love stories begin in the softest moments - in the golden hour between who you were and who you're becoming. A slow-burn romance about finding home in a person, even when the world is watching.

Serin didn't mean to run away. She just didn't know what else to do. A broken relationship, a betrayal she never saw coming, and parents who refused to hear her side, left her with nothing but a suitcase and a job offer at JYP. She expects the worst. Instead she gets seven boys who fold her into their chaos like she's always belonged, and Chan, their leader and producer who keeps leaning too close, speaking too softly, and looking at her like she's something he wants to protect. But Serin's past isn't through with her. When her ex shows up, when lies resurface, when her world starts to crumble again... she realizes safety isn't always a place. Sometimes it's a person. ************** book 1 out 8 in my skz series

"you never really scolded me, but you never really gave me attention either...." Haerin is a lonely university student, just trying to get through life. She dosent do much other than studying, and working late night shifts at the batting cage. She has a lot of feelings she has burried deep down, concerning her family and friends and feelings she just dont want to deal with. But its tearing on her. How long can she go on? Seungmin has had a hard time for a while now, but his selfless self has a hard time showing it to his bandmates and family. Instead, as a outlet, he spends late nights at a battingcage he used to visit before he became famous. But maybe he will meet someone there who can finally help him let his feelings out?