In the gentle embrace of spring, Wooyoung and San navigate the fragile space between friendship and love. Drawn together by chance and bound by the bloom of new beginnings, they share quiet moments among cherry blossoms, stolen glances during rainy days, and unspoken words lingering in the soft spring air. As the season unfolds, so do their hearts, reminding them that sometimes, love grows where you least expect it-like wildflowers after a storm.

So long as you love me, I'll find a way to you or make one myself, even if that means tearing everyone apart. Call me desperate if you would like, I'm sure there are one hundred names for people like me, but I simply prefer the term in love. Choi San X Male OC (Han Kiha) Switching POVs Contains: - Stalking - Physical Violence - Mental and Emotional Manipulation - Smut - Non-con smut

Coming from a small, majority-straight, conservative town, Hongjoong never saw much representation of people like him. His home life wasn't great, gay was often thrown around as an insult, and he was the weird kid at school. What happens to a kid who never feels like he can be himself in a place that should be his haven, and what happens when Seonghwa, the closest thing he has to a friend, starts to develop feelings for him and unravel?

Two souls collide in a whirlwind of self-discovery and forbidden love. Wooyoung and San, both navigating the complexities of their teenage years, find solace and strength in each other's embrace. An undeniable connection blossoms into something more profound. However, will San's inability to fully accept who he is, Wooyoung's mother's attempts to keep them from each other, and a drunken one-night stand tear them apart? A List of things to expect in this book: - Sex scenes - Homophobia (internal and external) - Mentions and depictions of mental health issues such as: depression and anxiety - Acts of physical violence