❝ 에젓밤이 기억나? 넌 내가 좋다고 했어. ❞ [ Do you remember last night? You told me you liked me.] !! WARNING: Some comments contain spoilers. !! [STATUS: COMPLETED] //txt au | choi beomgyu written by gomgyu inspired by <볼빨간사춘기 (BOL4)- 좋다고 말해 (tell me you love me)> Highest rank #1 in beomgyutxt #1 in 최범규 #1 in 범규 #2 in 투모로우바이투게더 #3 in beomgyuff

A pretty exchange student, who is still learning Korean, stays at Yeonjun's house. 'Yeonjun oppa.' 'nO yOu don't call me that-' 18+ (Yeonjun x Beomgyu) (Minimal plot with fuck load of smut) Book cover by @hoeablyenough

"not a dildo probably, those are expensive as fuck" highest rankings : #1 in hueningkai #1 in boyxboyromance #1 in yeonjun #1 in tubatu #1 in drunktext #2 in taehyun #4 in beomgyu #5 in tomorrowbytogether #9 in crack #14 in txt #19 in drunk #23 in taegyu #46 in kpopidols

"cut your chili-sized penis and stick it to your forehead!" highest rank : #1 in tubatu #3 in taegyu #4 in taehyun #8 in kpopsmut #12 in txt #17 in onlinedating

Under the sky in room 553

//‼️PEASE READ‼️// Just so everyone knows this is not my original work I put it on wattpad so it would be easier for some people to read. The original is on the website Archive Of Your Own. So please give the original artist credit. Thank you. Summary: "Have you ever heard about the origami hearts tradition in the hospital?" Taking the heart, the child excitedly inspected it, nodding in glee. "Yes! My mama told me that when someone leaves the hospital to go to heaven, we all fold a paper heart for them! Like this, like this!" "That's right," chuckled Soobin. "But do you know how it started? It started here, in this room. From a boy who used to fold a paper heart every day for his lost love, hoping each one he makes will take him closer to the day those eyes would open again." "Unfortunately for him, the day never came." In other words, a hopeless love story of two childhood best friends who didn't realise what it meant to have each other until it was too late; compiled of yearning, loss, forlorn hope, unrequited love, and every tragedy in between.