Sunsun one-shot

Kim Sunoo was only five when he lost his mother and was taken into the Park household. Raised by Mrs. Park with warmth and quiet affection, he grew up under the same roof as her son, Park Sunghoon. They shared meals, hallways, and years of childhood-but never closeness. Not brothers. Not friends. Just two lives moving side by side. As time passed, Sunghoon left to study abroad and returned as a composed, reserved man determined to build his own future. Sunoo, now in his final year of accounting, remained gentle yet resilient, focused on his career and the small stability he had created for himself. But a house that looks peaceful from the outside can hold fractures within. When trust inside the family shatters and accusations are thrown where they do not belong, Sunoo finds himself standing alone, his words unheard. And when the world turns its back on him, Sunghoon makes a decision no one expects. "...Marry me." Sunghoon said. Not out of love. Not out of obligation. But out of certainty. A marriage meant for protection and shelter binds two distant lives together. Sharing a room becomes sharing silence. Silence slowly becomes understanding. And understanding begins to feel dangerously close to something more. This is a story about quiet strength, complicated family ties, and a bond that forms not from childhood promises-but from choosing to stand beside someone when everything else falls away.

Kim Sunoo, the schools top student, gets tangled up with captain of the football team Park Sunghoon, the one boy that pushes Sunoo's buttons to the limit. A sentimental cliche of two boys exploring a whole new feeling for one another other than hate. A whole new experience that causes them to go back and forth with denial.

When a quiet transfer student arrives at a college in northern Oregon, Sunoo can't help but notice him. Sunghoon is polite, distant, and present without ever revealing much of himself. As classes blur into rainy days and shared silences, Sunoo finds himself watching a stranger who feels both unfamiliar and strangely close, unaware that some people arrive carrying more than just a past they won't talk about. They arrive with hunger, with secrets. With the kind of darkness that could ruin you or make you want to stay anyway.

He flexes on purpose. It's ridiculous and exaggerated, but his biceps swell under Sunoo's grip all the same, and he knows exactly what he's doing. When Sunoo's grin suddenly turns dangerous, mouth curling slow and sly, Sunghoon knows exactly what's about to happen. So he flexes again, slower this time. Not as a joke-well, kind of a joke-but there's heat in his eyes now, and the way he draws his arms in, tensing just slightly under Sunoo's touch, is no longer just for fun. Sunoo doesn't say anything right away. His fingers tighten subtly, thumbs pressing into the curves of Sunghoon's biceps like he's testing their firmness. Like he's genuinely impressed. His gaze trails from his hands up to Sunghoon's face, pupils dilated, lips parted, and breath still catching just faintly from the near fall. There's a slow beat of silence. The kind that hums under the skin. The kind that only happens between two people who already know where this is going. "Oh," Sunoo finally says, low and sultry, the corner of his mouth tugging upward. "Don't start, Park Sunghoon." Sunghoon raises a brow, pretending to play dumb. "Start what?" or: How Sunghoon got those bicep bruises.

Deemed as the most fearsome and notorious mafia leader from one of the top three mafia organisation, Wilson Kim is not entirely untouchable. He has a weakness. His youngest son, Kim Sunoo. Kim Sunoo lived his whole life growing up in a dangerous and bloody environment. However, the gentle upbringing and pure love of her late mother has shaped him into a person who always find beauty and kindness in everything. Even in his own murderous family. "If war is what will bring my son back to me, then let there be bloodshed on every path that I'll take." - Wilson Kim ______________ Jake Sim is the son of the top mafia leader in the country, Jonathan Sim. Given the mission by his father to infiltrate the Kim organisation, and most importantly find Wilson Kim's weaknesses, Jake Sim was more than willing to help his father become the most powerful man there is to known. But what will happen when the said weakness that was supposed to be the key of the Kim's downfall, become his as well? "Touch him, and I'll fucking kill you." - Jake Sim ______________ Hyung line × Sunoo Endgame: Sunjake

STARLIGHT SANITARIUM sunoo × sunghoon × ni-ki omegaverse • extreme dark • psychological horror • kidnapping • happy ending? (probably) They said Kim Sunoo vanished because he broke. They said he was resting, healing, finding himself again. They lied. Two years. No calls. No sightings. No trace. Only blurry fancams of Sunghoon and Ni-ki smiling too wide on stage, wearing the same choker Sunoo was last seen in. Behind the locked gates of the abandoned Starlight Sanitarium, in a wing that officially doesn't exist, there is a room painted pure white. Soft restraints disguised as silk ribbons. A vanity mirror that only shows what they allow. And a boy who still answers when they call him "baby." "Smile for the camera, Sunoo-yah. The world thinks you're finally ready to come home." They promised they would make him perfect. They never said he'd still be alive when they finished.

"Tease him just enough to hate me" Inspired by Doja cat! Sunsun (￣3￣)♡

"What If just one small little mistake leads to a big scandal" Sunsun

"did you open your legs like a slut just to get in this college"