Noctis Academy was built to keep the peace between monsters. A place where vampire heirs, wolf warriors, and the last Lycan bloodline are forced to coexist under one unbreakable law: Wolves and vampires must never bond. Never claim. Never love. Jung Wooyoung has spent his entire life being perfect. As the son of the Vampire High Council leader, he is admired, envied, and quietly resented by everyone around him. To them, he is the boy who has everything. To himself, he is someone who has never once been allowed to fail, breathe, or simply exist without expectation pressing down on him. Choi San is everything Wooyoung was raised to fear. The Lycan Crown Prince. The future Alpha King. A name spoken in whispers, a presence that silences entire rooms. ⤷ ᴛʜᴇ ꜱɪʟᴠᴇʀ ᴛʀᴇᴀᴛʏ ʙᴏᴏᴋ ʜᴀꜱ ᴅᴀʀᴋ ᴀɴᴅ ᴍᴀᴛᴜʀᴇ ᴛʜᴇᴍᴇꜱ..ᐟ 𝓡𝓮𝓪𝓭 𝓲𝓽 𝓸𝓷 𝔂𝓸𝓾𝓻 𝓸𝔀𝓷 𝓽𝓮𝓻𝓶𝓼, 𝓪𝓷𝓭 𝓷𝓸 𝓾𝓷𝓭𝓮𝓻𝓪𝓰𝓮 𝓹𝓵𝓮𝓪𝓼𝓮.

One drunken text. One wrong digit. One very dangerous mistake. After a birthday party gone wrong, Jung Wooyoung sends a late-night message to a random number, never expecting a reply. What starts as anonymous flirting quickly becomes an addiction, pulling him deeper into the life of a stranger he cannot stop thinking about. The stranger is Choi San campus golden boy, national Taekwondo champion, and the last person Wooyoung should want. Especially when San has secrets of his own. And some mistakes are impossible to undo.

After having the strings on his hopeless romantic heart broken one too many times, Wooyoung finds himself disillusioned with love. He wants to be wanted for more than just his body and pretty face, but maybe this wish is unrealistic, something that only exists in the romance novels that Wooyoung loves so much. To save his sanity, Wooyoung forbids himself from dating. Anyone. But soon after he makes his decision, he starts to find this promise to himself more difficult to keep than expected. To put it more simply, Choi San, you have some terrible timing.

On the brink of burnout and one disastrous tour away from losing everything, world-famous singer Choi San is desperate for a fresh start. His band is falling apart, the press is circling, and his longtime drummer has just walked out before the biggest comeback of his career. The only thing standing between San and complete collapse is finding someone who can keep up with him - on stage and off. Enter Jung Wooyoung. Chaotic, sharp-tongued, and impossibly talented, Wooyoung is a drummer no one seems to have heard of despite his undeniable genius behind the kit. Their first meeting is a disaster. Their second is worse. But when San hears Wooyoung play for the first time, something shifts. Beneath the attitude and reckless charm is a musician who understands songs the way San does - emotionally, instinctively, completely. Reluctantly, San offers him the job. What begins as a tense professional partnership slowly turns into something far more dangerous. Late-night rehearsals blur into vulnerable conversations. Shared hotel rooms, exhausting tours, and the pressure of fame force them closer than either of them intended. Wooyoung challenges San in ways no one ever has, refusing to treat him like a celebrity, while San becomes the first person to truly see beyond Wooyoung's carefully crafted walls.

San Choi was never supposed to make it out alive. The prison was his grave, and the sadistic scientist who ran it made sure of that. Tortured, drugged, and turned into something barely human, he finally did the impossible-he escaped. Now, he's a wanted man, and the only thing keeping him going is revenge. But first, he needs a place to hide. That's how he ends up breaking into Wooyoung Jung's apartment at 2 AM, dripping blood onto the cheap carpet, a gun in one hand and the other wrapped around the university student's throat. Wooyoung should be scared out of his mind. He is scared. But he's also an idiot-because instead of crying for help, he lifts an eyebrow. San blinks. For the first time in days, he's caught off guard. He should have left. He should have killed the little brat and disappeared. But instead, he finds himself crashing on Wooyoung's couch, using his shower, eating the instant ramen Wooyoung throws at him with a sigh. San clenches his jaw. He should have just killed him. But as the days pass, Wooyoung stops being just a scared kid who stumbled into the wrong nightmare. He's something else. Annoying. Shameless. Fearless. And worst of all? Unshakably loyal. And San... San is getting too used to him. But there's no time for distractions. His old friend Yunho is feeding him information-tracking the doctor who turned him into a monster, the man who thinks San is still his little experiment. The closer he gets to revenge, the more dangerous it becomes. And Wooyoung? He's not supposed to be part of this world. But then again, Wooyoung was never good at listening. |Been No:1 on #ateez|

In the serene Korean countryside, solitary horse ranch owner Choi San is content to keep to himself-until his peaceful routine is disrupted by the arrival of his sophisticated new neighbor, Wooyoung. A former millionaire turned humble gardener, Wooyoung has fled to the countryside seeking refuge from a past scarred by betrayal. Their worlds collide-literally-when an unexpected encounter with San leaves Wooyoung's carefully laid plans in disarray. From that moment, their clashing personalities spark tension, but as Wooyoung reconnects with the countryside and the passions he thought he'd left behind, he begins to see there's more to San-and himself-than meets the eye.

"Pretend" follows Wooyoung and San, two members of the K-pop group Ateez, who are secretly in a relationship. In public, they act like close friends, laughing and joking as usual, while privately sharing deep, passionate feelings for each other. Fearing the consequences if their relationship is discovered by fans, fellow members, or their managers, they maintain the illusion of friendship. As their connection deepens, pretending becomes harder, and the tension between them grows. Can they continue hiding their love, or will their secret relationship be exposed?

KQ High runs on rumors, ranks, and fear. At the top is The Real - a name whispered more than it's spoken. No one knows how they're chosen. No one knows how they move. And no one questions who's in charge. Wooyoung already has power. Respect. Fear. A position people would kill for. Then San transfers in. Quiet. Untouchable. Unimpressed. He doesn't flinch. He doesn't bow. And somehow, without trying, he stands higher. What starts as fascination turns into obsession. What looks like control starts slipping. Because at KQ High, being loud doesn't make you powerful. Being real does.

Detective Jung Wooyoung is the kind of officer who can trip over crime scene tape yet somehow solve a case with sheer chaos and luck. His charm, humor, and unpredictable methods drive his partner Choi San absolutely insane, the level-headed detective who actually reads the case files and believes in logic, or at least tries to. They're the police department's most unusual duo, one's brains and the other's barely holding onto his badge. When a string of strange, connected crimes hits their city, they'll have to rely on each other's opposite strengths and survive each other's quirks to crack the case before it cracks them.

They were both broken by the people they trusted most. What they never expected... was each other. When Wooyoung catches his boyfriend in a lie-the kind with lipstick and lingering touches-he's not just heartbroken. He's furious, humiliated, and standing in the rain outside a café with a phone full of evidence and no one to send it to. Then San crashes into him. Literally. One apology, one shattered phone, and one badly scrawled phone number later, Wooyoung finds himself thinking about the beautiful stranger with haunted eyes and a voice that cracked like something inside him had just given out. San is reeling from his own betrayal. He's not looking to fall for anyone-especially not the sharp-tongued, emotionally fried guy he nearly concussed on a sidewalk. But somehow, between awkward texts and late-night walks, the two start to piece together something unexpected. Not perfect. Not easy. But real. #24 Woosan