Kim Mingyu, a brilliant gynecologist, and Jeon Wonwoo, an equally brilliant trauma surgeon, spend years fighting like a divorced couple despite never actually dating. The hospital staff, their interns, and practically every patient assume they are secretly married. Then disaster strikes when an anonymous complaint threatens Mingyu's career. While the entire hospital panics, Wonwoo finds himself standing beside Mingyu through every step of the investigation, proving that his concern goes far beyond professional courtesy. Unfortunately, one accidental confession later... "You love me." "Yes, I do." ...and Wonwoo immediately runs away from his own feelings.

Book #2 of The Wrong Alpha Series These feelings are utterly wrong. He's an impostor. But if he isn't? They're even more wrong. The last time Choi Wonwoo saw Seungcheol, Wonwoo was five and Seungcheol was sixteen. Wonwoo barely remembers him. He remembers adoring his brother and remembers missing him, but his childhood memories faded as he grew up. Fifteen years later, a man who calls himself Choi Seungcheol finally comes home after the war ends. He has documents that prove his identity, and he has Seungcheol's dark hair, blue eyes, and broad shoulders. There's no reason to think he isn't who he says he is-except for Wonwoo's strange, inexplicable attraction to the man who claims to be Seungcheol. Wonwoo refuses to believe he's that sick: related alphas and omegas can't be drawn to each other or get fixated on their sibling's scent. It's unnatural. It's perverse. Could he be an impostor? But if he is, who is he-and why is he pretending to be Choi Seungcheol? This book can be read on its own or as part of the series The Wrong Alpha.

Boo Seungkwan, the meticulous Packaging Director, and Chwe Vernon Hansol (Vernon), the innovative Creative Designer, both work at Do Re Mi Cosmetics. Despite their contrasting roles, they have always worked well together, earning them a reputation as a dynamic duo within the company. However, when a rumor spreads that they're romantically involved, they decide to play along with the idea to avoid further office gossip. At first, their fake relationship is just another project to manage. Seungkwan, with his attention to detail, ensures they put on a convincing show, while Vernon, with his creative flair, makes the act seem effortless and fun. However, as they spend more time together, Seungkwan starts to develop real feelings for Vernon. He admires Vernon's creativity, his ability to turn ideas into beautiful designs, and the genuine kindness that shines through in everything he does. Vernon, on the other hand, remains unaware of Seungkwan's growing affection. To him, their relationship is just a well-executed performance, a way to keep the office buzzing while they focus on their work. He enjoys the camaraderie and the ease with which they've fallen into this new routine but doesn't realize that Seungkwan's feelings have deepened. As Seungkwan's emotions become harder to hide, he finds himself at a crossroads. Should he confess his true feelings to Vernon and risk ruining their professional relationship, or should he continue the charade, knowing that Vernon may never see him as more than a colleague and a fake partner? The boundaries between reality and their act blur, leaving Seungkwan in a whirlwind of uncertainty. Will Vernon ever see beyond the act, or will Seungkwan's feelings remain unrequited?

Seungkwan normal history college student time travels to the past of king Hansol's Reign . OR chaos occurs when seungkwan wakes up in past to find himself as the most favored courtesan . English is not my first language.

Sam has been hopelessly in love with Rick for as long as he can remember. Nine years older, guarded, and impossibly out of reach, Rick has always seen Sam as nothing more than a shy boy from the pack. But Sam has never been able to look away from him, even when loving Rick meant wanting someone who would never want him back. Rick knows a thing or two about hopeless love. Closeted all his life and still nursing the wounds of loving his straight best friend, Rick has buried every forbidden desire beneath discipline, duty, and his obsession with leading the pack team to victory. Love has only ever taught him restraint. Want has only ever brought him pain. Then a series of last-minute changes forces Rick to recruit Sam, now twenty, bold, flamboyant, and nothing like the quiet boy Rick remembers. Sam tests his patience. Tempts his control. Makes him feel things he thought he had buried for good. With the tournament only months away and their hearts caught in a game neither of them knows how to win, Rick must decide whether to keep playing safe-or risk everything for the one love he never saw coming.

Wrote this book in honor of my 2 favorite ships from bts and svt, taekook and minwon. --- There were two kinds of legends at Hwanil University. The kind who got perfect grades, led student clubs, and made professors smile-and the kind who looked like they'd stepped out of a drama, dazzling everyone with a single glance in the hallway. Jeon Wonwoo was both. A second-year student majoring in literature and a prominent member of the student council, Wonwoo kept to himself, glasses low on his nose, eyes forever lost in books. He spoke softly, smiled rarely, and blushed easily-especially when praised. Despite his quiet nature, his name passed through lips all over campus, always paired with phrases like "so pretty," "so smart," or "so mysterious." And then there was Kim Taehyung, a third-year art student and the proud leader of the university's drama club. He was loud where Wonwoo was silent, sunshine where Wonwoo was moonlight. With his signature boxy grin and bright-patterned scarves, Taehyung lit up every room he walked into-and left hearts in disarray behind him. Neither expected their lives to change with the arrival of two first-years. Mingyu and Jungkook met in high school-bonding over football, snacks, and a shared talent for making girls squeal and boys grumble. The duo had one simple goal: dominate the university football team and live their best lives. Two younger brothers. Two older brothers. One campus full of chaos, crushes, and competition. And neither Mingyu nor Jungkook had any idea that the person they were falling for... was the other's older brother

BOOK #3 He's like a storm-unpredictable and dangerous. I knew he was a sick bastard when he smiled after I hit him the first time. Annoying and obsessive, that's what he is. I sensed it early on, but I didn't realize just how deep it ran until his obsession latched onto me. Until I became the center of his world. Until he started flashing that smug, crooked smile my way. But we can't... we're not supposed to be together. We're polar opposites-existing in the same world, but never meant to collide. Yet, he's ready to tear down everything for me. But it's not that simple. My brothers are monsters. They'll kill him. And still, he doesn't care. ---- Glasses perched on his nose, calm and collected. Exactly my type. I knew he was meant to be mine the moment our eyes locked, that intense gaze pulling me in. And I'll have him, no matter what it takes-by any means necessary, even if it costs me everything. I want to hold him in my arms, kiss him until neither of us can breathe. But why is it so hard? Why does the world push back so fiercely when it comes to him and me? I want him. And I will have him.

Within the walls of HQ, where order and duty reign, General Kim Mingyu and Dr. Jeon Wonwoo find themselves bound by more than just responsibility. What begins with quiet glances and unspoken trust slowly unfolds into something unexpected - a love that softens steel and a bond that refuses to break, even in silence.

Chan thought the job was temporary.Vernon thought feelings were inconvenient.Neither planned on falling in love.But somewhere between boardroom chaos, accidental sleepovers, and one very unintentional kiss in the elevator... they realized: some contracts aren't written on paper. Some are signed with hearts.And breaking the rules might be the best thing they ever did.

Lee Seokmin was 24, an omega registered as a beta, and the head of Strategic Finance in a company run by alphas who never questioned what didn't concern them. He made sure of that. Every morning started with a suppressant. Every medical record said "beta." He worked harder, stayed later, never gave anyone a reason to look closer. It wasn't safety-it was survival. And then there was Joshua Hong. The CEO. An alpha who noticed things others didn't. He never said a word, but Seokmin had seen it-the way his eyes lingered that day Seokmin's scent slipped past the suppressant. Just once. Joshua didn't say anything. He just watched. And Seokmin kept working like nothing happened. But secrets don't last forever. Now the company knows. The lie has cracked. And the only thing louder than the scent he no longer hides is the silence that follows him through every hallway. Still, Seokmin walks tall. Omega or not, he's earned every step.