For all my Seoksoo lovers! A series of oneshots truly like no other

What if the boy who destroyed everything isn't the villain after all...but you only learn that too late?

Book 2 of My Incubus Is Gay The retreat of Carmen with more power and an ally, more dangerous than last. Love builds up, changes occur, tragic incidents, and a heartbreak. Will we be able to predict the best and make it happen? Joshua, alone or not, tries to glue the glass pieces of bond.

Joshua finds himself sitting in Starbucks, in the hustle and bustle of yet another foreign city, caught in the rainy year end. The commercialization of the season should have left him jaded, but he sees it as part of the Christmas beauty. Yet the noise and people are not enough to distract him from a ridiculously good looking boy sitting diagonally across from him at the long communal table. Perhaps, Christmas miracles do really exist after all. (AN: I used to write ffs on another site, under another band. So if the story seems similar, don't lose your marbles. It's still me. If no one else stole my work, that is. Plus, this is my first here on this site, just because I miss writing and sharing stories. Enjoy, I hope.)

Christmas special!!!! Joshua was an ordinary man, with ordinary likings and ordinary life. What happens when one day-a day before Christmas-he drinks too much, speaks too much, cries too much, and suddenly wishes too much. What will happen when he finds out he's trapped in his own illusion; where he himself doesn't knows if it's his imagination or reality. You wanna find out? Jump in! 💪 Or; Joshua drinking too much and not knowing where he is the next day.

Seokmin is addicted to Joshua. His presence, his looks, everything about him is a drug to seokmin. But he wasn't sure Joshua felt the same, so he kept his distance. Although a night at a party changed things for seokmin, and it turns out Seokmin wasn't the only addict.

Thirty-year-old Joshua Hong has lived a quiet, structured life at HYBE's architectural department, carefully avoiding drama and attention. That all changes when he wakes up on his birthday with a new curse: he can now read the pure, overwhelming devotion of anyone who touches him-specifically, Lee Seokmin, the golden boy from the development department. Seokmin's soul screams with such intense, all-consuming love for Jisoo that it threatens to drive Jisoo mad. Now, Jisoo must navigate the chaotic corporate world of HYBE, desperately avoiding Seokmin while trying to decipher the true nature of his magical affliction. To protect his sanity, Jisoo must break the "silence" of the curse. Can he survive Seokmin's constant proximity, orchestrate a happy ending for the second couple, Mingyu and Wonwoo, and find a way to silence the loud love in his head-all without losing the real feelings his own heart is starting to develop? ______________________________________ A/N: This is my own version of Cherry Magic, I finished watching the Thai adaptation which gave me the idea to write my own.

The Altar's Runaway He was promised to a god. He ran into a devil instead. Hong Joshua was born to kneel--raised in the glittering chokehold of power, promised since childhood to Choi Seungcheol, heir to the empire that owns half the nation and all of its shadows. Theirs was a union written in contracts and sealed in blood, a marriage meant to merge kingdoms and bury him alive in silk. But the night before the vows, Joshua runs. Barefoot, breathless, a saint turned sinner beneath the moonlight. He trades his surname for a sin, his destiny for a dirt road, and crashes straight into the man who shouldn't exist--Lee Seokmin. A biker with a past that smells like gasoline and gunfire. A man who helps people disappear for a price and keeps his heart locked behind the roar of an engine. Joshua offers him money. Seokmin offers him a way out. But somewhere between forged passports and stolen motel rooms, the lines blur--between safety and obsession, between hunger and ruin. Because Seokmin doesn't want to save him. He wants to keep him. And maybe Joshua doesn't want to be saved at all.

At 22, Joshua is raising his 3-year-old brother alone after their parents' death. Juggling university, debt, and constant judgment, he's become a ghost on campus-until he starts charging the same students who used to mock him. But when Seokmin starts to look at him differently, Joshua realizes some walls are harder to keep up than he thought.