"I realized I loved you but the truth came too late--- someone else already holds the place I dreamed to take" Wherein Jeonghan saw seokmin already ahead of him in the line .

i love them sm that i decided to write about them lowercaps intended

ꜛtop: jh ♥︎ ꜜbottom: js

oh non jeonghan broke with jisoo's bracelet

"You will never stop being a fool." Jisoo protested. "Shuji, you love that about me, darling."

The school's "popular boy" has been single for so long, but what if he just never told anyone he had a girlfriend? Or... In this case... a boyfriend? This is a love story between Jeonghan, the popular kid, and Joshua, the bookworm of the school. Even if you don't Stan seventeen, this fic took me a while and I think it turned out well! It's mainly smut but it does have plot :D

I saw this episode of Family By Choice of Dal and Hae Jun and I just loved it so much so I had to write this! It was so funny! No angst at all, just fluff and cute! And.... Happy ending!

When Joshua Hong, a small song writer is forced to marry Choi Seungcheol, a cold hearted CEO in order to keep his brother safe. How will they navigate their relationship and insure the public believe it? Read to find out Started: June 16th 2025 Ended:

Joshua sighed as he pushed the luggage with one hand while his son held his other hand and walked. "I hope we can live a peaceful life here without anyone throwing hateful comments, judgemental looks" "There are certain unwritten rules in rich society. Seung-cheol, why can't you understand that?" "You want me to marry the girl you chose for me, don't you? I will do it. But don't expect me to give you an heir" * My first seventeen book *Top Scoups *Bottom Joshua *mpreg

After a late-night car accident shakes the group, Joshua slips into a coma-leaving the rest of Seventeen suspended in fear, grief, and guilt. As the days stretch on, his unconscious mind becomes a dreamlike, fractured space while the members navigate the hollow of his absence. But waking is only the beginning. Returned to a life that no longer fits, Joshua is haunted by sensory ghosts and private ruptures no one else can see. While managers push him back into routines, the cracks beneath his practiced smile widen. The story unfolds in quiet hours and shattered rhythms, moving through group confusion, fragile care, and the question no one dares to ask aloud: What happens when someone comes back, but never fully returns?