What a cruel fate was destined for the heir of the Kingdom of Roses, Han Jisung, and his future lover, the Knight Lee Minho. Their story remained unfinished, so their souls embodied once again, hundreds years later, to find each other and to live their love story. But what an unexpected turn! The roles have switched and now Jisung is a poor gardener at the huge mansion of the Lee family and his boss, Minho, is not very likeable with his attitude problems. Will the history repeat itself or will they live their story their own way? The story puts in parallel two lifetimes of 8 souls that got reincarnated.

When Hyunjin, son of Aphrodite, goes to ask Athena to be his mentor, he accidentally drops the Pandora box in the mortal world. When he goes to rescue it, he meets Felix, a human boy with huge faith in Gods and an unexplainable fear of leaving his hometown. Along with Jeongin, son of Hermes, they start a journey that will lead them to more descendants of Mythical figures and heartbreaking stories buried under the weight of their parents' fame. This is a story of love, war and trust that will change the perception of Gods forever.

[COMPLETED] They terrorized the town every Halloween, nobody knew why and nobody knew who it was. One man, that's all they knew. Naming him, Boogeyman. Going around with a skeleton mask and all they had was the rumors and the suspicion. One night Minho gets invited to join the Boogeyman's Halloween adventures aka terrorize the small town, not knowing he would fall for this said Boogeyman.

Han Jisung has a new obsession. Not a person. Not exactly. A Wattpad account. Someone from his school has been posting a story about a boy who looks suspiciously like him. Same habits. Same favorite songs. Same stupid jokes. Even the little things Han has never told anyone. At first, he thinks it's just a coincidence. Then the details become impossible to ignore. So Han makes it his mission to find out who the author is. There are only two problems. First, the author seems to know him better than anyone should. Second, the person sitting beside him in class might know a lot more than he's letting on. And when the newest chapter appears with a title that makes Han's heart stop. "The Moment I Realized I Was Already Too Late" he starts wondering if he's really searching for a stranger... or if he's been looking in the wrong direction this entire time.

Jisung had spent his whole life as an option - never a choice. Passed between parents who didn't want him, he grew up believing he was temporary. Until the Lee family decided he would be their grandson's spouse. He expected duty. He expected distance. He never expected Lee Minho - someone who would handle him sometimes patiently, sometimes frustratingly. Because sometimes love isn't loud - it's patient. Sometimes home isn't a place - it's a person. And sometimes, forever doesn't feel like a chain... it feels like a promise.

Two gods created the world. The Sun God and the Moon God. Though equal, they were so different in so many ways their people split in two. Saddened at the turmoil, the gods blessed mortals from each side, naming them as their descendants. Jisung is a descendant of the Moon, the first born Prince of the Moon lands. Minho is descended from the Sun, the only Prince of the Sun lands. Due to the threat of rising war, a marriage between one of the Moon Princesses and Prince Minho is arranged. But what happens when Minho is much more drawn to the Prince of the Moon? What happens when they grow closer and pursue what is forbidden?

Han Jisung went silent at a young age, and the world learned the hard way that his silence was not weakness. He speaks through sharp eyes, steady hands, and a loyalty that begins and ends with his family. Jisung holds a deep, personal hatred for the Lee family. because he think they are the one who killed his mother. Lee Minho is the heir of the rival mafia family. Short-tempered, he lives by control and power. When his father forces him into a marriage meant to stabilize a growing war, Minho has no choice but to obey. Jisung agrees to the marriage without resistance. And that is what unsettles everyone. Two powerful families. A rivalry built on blood and silence. A union that looks like peace but feels like war. As they are pulled into each other's worlds, hatred sharpens, secrets weigh heavy, and the line between duty and destruction begins to blur. This is not a love story. (Its is!) It's a calculated collision.

Lee Minho was suppose to marry a girl. Han Jisung's twin sister. Han Ji soo. Parents agreed, everything suppose to be normal, traditional, but nothing was simple as that, because Lee Minho never intended to marry a girl in the first place. His eyes were only on one person. And it was prince Han Jisung.

Crown Prince Minho has spent his entire life learning how to be perfect. Perfect posture. Perfect manners. Perfect decisions. But behind the cold expression and royal expectations is a secret he's hidden for nine years. Han Jisung. The gardener's son. His childhood best friend. The only person who makes Minho forget he's a prince. Jisung has always been by his side, never knowing just how much he means to him. Because in a palace where every mistake can have consequences, falling in love with someone beneath your station is more dangerous than either of them realizes. Minho knows they can never be together. Jisung knows they should never cross that line. Yet somehow, every stolen moment in the gardens makes it harder to stay apart. And while they struggle to hide feelings they've spent years pretending don't exist, something is changing inside the palace. A new arrival. A new expectation. A future neither of them is prepared for. Because sometimes the greatest threat isn't the secret you know you're keeping... It's the secret you don't know someone else is keeping from you. The crown prince has a secret.

One crime. Two enemies. Every close call pushes them closer. They don't trust each other. They don't have to. The secret does all the work. A thriller where the real horror is how good it feels to stay. Dark, messy, and uncomfortably funny, this is a story about enemies who commit a murder.