ִֶָ𓂃 ࣪˖ ִֶָ🐇་༘࿐ Han Jisung talks too much, laughs too loudly, and lives like he's on fast-forward. With ADHD and a heart worn on his sleeve, he's the chaotic storm that crashes into a classroom ruled by silence. Lee Minho doesn't talk unless he has to-and when he does, it cuts. Cold, distant, and broken in ways no one dares to ask about, he wears his bitterness like armor. After the sudden death of his abusive parents, Minho only sinks deeper into himself. Until Jisung shows up. At first, they hate each other. Then... something shifts. Something burns. A slow descent into something electric, dangerous, and real. Jisung wants to understand him. Minho doesn't want to be understood. But in the quiet moments, when no one's looking, they find something they never thought they'd deserve. Love. And maybe-salvation. ִֶָ𓂃 ࣪˖ ִֶָ🐇་༘࿐ !Warning! -Vulgar language -Conversations about a suicide attempt -self-harm. Objs. I don't ship idols or sexualize them, everything written in there is just fiction # 73 - bl - 02.12.2025 # 72 - seungbin - 02.12.2025 # 423 - boysinlove - 06. 12. 2025 # 221 - boyxboy - 17. 12. 2025 # 128 - school - 22.12.2025

in which a teenage boy han jisung writes books about his idol, lee minho, meanwhile the mentioned idol is a huge fan of the fanfic writer, han jisung. 03/10/23- 23/06/24

Alexander Hamilton has not had an easy life. After his parents died, he bounced from foster home to foster home in Nevis, each one giving up on him and claiming that he was "too difficult to deal with." After being thrown out of his seventh foster home, he gets adopted by an American couple named George and Martha Washington. George and Martha are incredibly kind and willing to do anything for Alex, but Alex finds it difficult to trust them. He worries that they will become angry with him and throw him out the way the rest of his foster parents did. He finds himself growing more and more depressed and angry, and nothing the Washingtons do can make him feel better. Alex finds himself desparate for acceptance, and ends up in a tumultuous friendship with none other than John Laurens, a gay boy rebelling against his homophobic parents. Will the Washingtons give up on Alex, or will Alex finally learn to trust again.

Han Jisung had always lived in the quiet. With music as his only refuge, he drowns in melodies to escape the loneliness that clings onto him like a second skin. Despite having some friends, something is missing. Someone is missing. A presence he's only ever imagined. Then a message changes everything. A stranger named Minho bursts into Han's life with relentless energy and a strange request: "Give me a month." Minho is everything Han isn't-loud, fearless, impossible to ignore. What starts as an unexpected arrangement turns into late-night talks, quiet mornings, and a connection that feels like it was always meant to be. But a month has an expiration date. And when the clock runs out, Han is left with the question he's too afraid to ask: Was Minho ever his to keep?

❛ ( . . . Hyunjin then glances over his shoulder. "Long way from The Smiths, don't you think?" he comments. And Felix has no idea what that means. "Huh?" "I mean," the boy chuckles, "I didn't think someone who came in asking for The Queen Is Dead last week would also have a taste for heavy metal." . . . ) ❜ OR: Felix goes to the vinyl store in search for a sleeve and meets Hwang Hyunjin instead, the sickeningly respectful-and annoyingly gorgeous-store clerk.

❛ . . . Seungmin sighs. He hasn't risen from his place. He stares out at the rapid and shakes his head. "Honestly, staying here is probably better than going anywhere else," he says inwardly. "Not like we even know where we're going anyway, do we?" . . . ❜ OR: Eight best friends become trapped in the basement and come out a month later to a world that is not at all how they remember it.