The man moved closer to him, not faced by the danger infont of him. He took his weapon and... Wooyoung's heart stopped beating for a second. The man had laid his weapon down on the ground, before raising his hands in the air, showing surrender. Wooyoung didn't move out of his spot, too scared to move a muscle. The stranger bend down to his knees, and Wooyoung couldn't help but flinch, he could feel himself literally shaking. Before whimpering in defeat. He could smell the human, oddly enough it smelled good. Like honey. "Come with me," the man said in a soft voice, as he would with a child. Wooyoung didn't do anything and before he knew it, he was on a pirate ship. A freaking pirate ship with a fennec fox hybrid onboard. How was this gonna go? Was he finally gonna get killed after all these years in secret?

Prologue: Wooyoung never thought he'd die young. But after battling terminal cancer for so long, his body finally gave in. In his last days, he found solace in books, particularly one his grandmother gave him. A limited edition about an omega forced to marry a bipolar alpha-sweet one moment, cruel the next. Wooyoung had always pitied the omega in the story, who was stuck in a cycle of abuse, never escaping his fate. What Wooyoung didn't expect, was that death wasn't the end. When he died, he didn't wake up in some afterlife. Instead, he found himself in a hospital bed in a completely different world, inside the body of the omega from the story he had read. The same omega who, just before he died, had been severely beaten by San, the bipolar alpha, until the abuse took his life. That's when Wooyoung from the real world entered his body. Now trapped in the narrative he once read with pity, Wooyoung must navigate a world where San, the possessive and cruel alpha, controls everything. One minute he's showering Wooyoung with gifts, the next he's abusive, making Wooyoung's life a nightmare. But this time, Wooyoung isn't the same. He's not going to accept the fate the original character had. He will survive, no matter the cost, and he won't let San's bipolar whims control his life. His mission is simple: rewrite the story.

Summary: Jung Wooyoung didn't marry for love. He married for survival-and maybe a little revenge. As an outspoken omega in a world that expects him to be quiet and submissive, Wooyoung never fit in. Especially not in the cold, polished halls of the Choi family mansion, where he's nothing more than a "money-spending embarrassment" in the eyes of his in-laws. His husband, Choi San? Too busy running his empire to notice the husband he left behind. Except for that one night-during their mating season-when their daughter, Yunhee, was conceived. She's four now. Smart, sassy, and the only real light in Wooyoung's life. Wooyoung doesn't cry about being unwanted anymore. He shops. He stuns. He survives. But what happens when San starts noticing? When cracks begin to form in that perfect mask? When a man who never cared suddenly starts to? This wasn't a love story. Until maybe... it was. Cover by my dearest @HOEKAL_

Summary: Choi San is a city alpha-filthy rich, infamously hot, and chronically non-committal. After one scandal too many, he's shipped off to a quiet countryside village for "reflection". He expects boredom. Maybe a cute face or two. Definitely not a lifelong bond. But after one drunken ritual, a misunderstanding with some very old traditions, and a feisty local omega named Wooyoung, San wakes up accidentally mated and married. Wooyoung, the village's self-proclaimed diva, is broke, beautiful, and absolutely not interested in playing house. But rules are rules-and once bonded, the omega must return to the alpha's home until the council can decide their fate. Now, San's back in the city with a glitter-wearing, attitude-drenched husband on his arm-and everyone, from his horrified parents to the hungry press, is watching. Wooyoung's not here to fit in. He's here to survive, serve looks, and maybe ruin San's life just a little. But between public spats, private tension, and the undeniable pull of their bond, something real starts to grow between them. Unfortunately for both of them... They were never supposed to fall in love.

𝖾𝗏𝖾𝗋𝗒𝗍𝗁𝗂𝗇𝗀 𝗂𝗌 𝖻𝗅𝗎𝖾 𝗘𝗌𝗉𝖾𝖼𝗂𝖺𝗅𝗅𝗒 𝗁𝗂𝗆

"I knew it was you." "Even before the mask came off?" "Especially then."

woosan racers • enemys to lovers

All Choi San ever wanted was an heir. His marriage to Harin was meant to fulfill that dream, but four years later, he's left with empty hands and the taste of carefully crafted lies. When Harin suggests a surrogate, San reluctantly agrees, desperate to save his crumbling marriage and his family's legacy. What San never expects is for the surrogate to be Harin's own brother Jung Wooyoung. Shy, pure, and hidden away, Wooyoung never asked for any of this. Forced by his sister's threats, he steps into a world of cold marble hallways and suffocating expectations, carrying a child that should never have existed. He wants nothing but to return to his quiet life, but the baby growing inside him is innocent and so, it seems, is the gentle warmth in San's hands. As the world discovers their secret, Wooyoung must choose between protecting his fragile heart or accepting the only love that ever made him feel safe-even if it came wrapped in scandal.

💍 "You don't have to love me. Just marry me." 💍 In the powerful Choi family, there's one unbreakable tradition - alphas must marry before turning 30. Unfortunately for San, a wealthy alpha who'd rather stay single and unbothered, time is running out. Wooyoung, a 21-year-old omega, is everything an ideal spouse shouldn't be. He's quiet, sarcastic, and selfish with his time. People exhaust him. Feelings bore him. And relationships? No, thank you. If not for his best friend Yeosang forcing him onto a dating app, he never would've matched with San in the first place. San isn't looking for love either. He just wants a name on paper and peace from his family. So when he proposes - literally - to a stranger he's never met in person, he doesn't expect much. Wooyoung says no. Then changes his mind... just to shut Yeosang up. Now bound by tradition and nothing else, San and Wooyoung are forced to navigate awkward family dinners, silent car rides, and one hilariously mismatched engagement. One is trying to make it work. The other just wants to be left alone. But what happens when not caring starts to feel a lot like falling?

Wooyoung, after living in the states for almost 7 years decides to make a visit to South Korea, his home, to help with the preparations of Yeonjun's wedding, his bestfriend. San, abandoned by his family and scarred by the guilt of losing his love over a misinterpreted rumor, wishes to set at least one aspect of his life right. His family or the love of his life? The two old friends meet again coincidentally as the wedding preparations commence. Caught in a frenzy of rage, longingness, obscurity, denial and most of all love, the two once friends now turned enemies work hand-in-hand to put together a memorable wedding for their friends. But what they are not aware is that their friends have a plan of their own....