Every thirty years, the sea demands a royal. Seonghwa steps forward. Unwanted, unmissed and too soft for the world that raised him. Captain Hongjoong wasn't planning to save anyone but nothing enraged him more than nobles discarding lives they never valued. He takes Seonghwa. Not out of mercy, but to spit in the face of power. If the nobles want blood, they'll have to come get it. So he stole their sacrifice.

They say there's a thin line between friendship and love. Seonghwa and Hongjoong just crossed it. One night changes everything. Until then, they were just friends - supporting each other, laughing, creating together. But after that evening, neither of them can pretend nothing happened. Seonghwa feels more. Hongjoong doesn't know how to deal with it. The love that was supposed to be a beginning becomes a burden neither of them can carry. The more they try to go back to "normal," the more they drift apart. And their hearts stay silent - even though they're screaming. WARNING This book is not intended to insult the boys; it is a fictional story in which the characters and events are purely the imagination of the author. The book may contain scenes that could be considered inappropriate for younger readers.

It's been half a year since Seonghwa disappeared - from the band, from Hongjoong's life, from their shared history. Trying to rebuild his life in Busan, Hwa is learning to breathe again, although the scars are still fresh. Meanwhile, Hongjoong can't seem to pull himself together. Work has become his only escape, and the band is starting to worry about him. Seonghwa receives a signal that Hongjoong still hasn't come to terms with their breakup and decides to return to face the past. The air is still filled with the echo of unspoken words. Will they have the courage to say them this time? The second part of Whispers of Regret. WARNING This book is not intended to insult the boys; it is a fictional story in which the characters and events are purely the imagination of the author. The book may contain scenes that could be considered inappropriate for younger readers.

Park Seonghwa's world revolves around the grand notes of opera and the gentle keys of his piano-his sanctuary from the chaos of the world. But hidden beneath his passion for music lies a life dictated by Stiff Person Syndrome, a rare neurological condition that causes painful muscle stiffness and spasms, limiting his movements and isolating him in a prison of unpredictability. Afraid of how others might react to his condition, Seonghwa retreats into the shadows of a dating app, where no one can see his struggles or the contortions his body must endure.

Seonghwa, a devoted K-pop fan, who transforms his unspoken admiration for idol Hongjoong into a profound love story, navigating the challenges of fame and personal connection while discovering the power of acceptance and support in their journey together.

"I already gave up on myself,you should do the same, Seonghwa." "I'm not giving up on you."

Wherein Seonghwa goes on a vacation with his parents in their hometown. Hongjoong who fell in love because of his smile, his sweet voice. His Everything. Seongjoong, Mpreg!!!

To outsiders, Seonghwa and Hongjoong seem to have everything-a cozy home, a sweet child, and a love strong enough to weather anything. But behind the quiet smiles and family photos lies a truth that hurts more with each passing day. Seonghwa, always the steady heart of their home, carries a secret pain that even Hongjoong can't fully reach. When their child innocently suggests a name for the new baby, it stirs something fragile-hope, fear, and the ache of memories - neither parent has fully faced. In this so-called perfect family, love is deep... but so are the cracks forming beneath it.

seonghwa need money hongjoong need company what a great match if hongjoong is not a crazy rich and cold heart guy and ask seonghwa to be his servant. hongjoong is ugly truth seonghwa is beautiful liar "you are to beautiful for this cruel world you shouldnt be here you only hurt yourself" "im fine here i like be here with you" "so you dont mind if i rape you again?" "im sorry..."

[completed] First, they were friends. Then they were everything to each other. And then, they were nothing. Years later, Mingi crashes back into Yunho's life with a confession about one of his songs, unraveling old memories and unresolved feelings. Suddenly, Yunho's perfectly crafted life is thrown into chaos and everything he'd ever wanted doesn't feel like enough anymore. Or: Yunho is the golden heir to a powerful family, and Mingi is the rockstar who never got over him. They were doomed from the start.