From Wattpad to WEBTOON! Experience BITE ME like never before-now live on WEBTOON as Love Bites! Dive into unexpected twists and thrilling romance in any format you like. Werewolves and vampires don't mix, or that's what Kieran Callisto, a seventeen-year-old vampire, has believed all his life - until he falls for the Alpha's son. ***** When Kieran meets his new classmate, Mason Kane, he bristles with an unexplainable disdain. Soon it becomes apparent why: Mason is a werewolf. But when a fight turns into a sudden kiss that neither expects, Kieran's feelings for Mason turn to attraction in an instant. None of it makes sense - vampires and werewolves are supposed to be mortal enemies, so why does Kieran find Mason so irresistible? He knows that each kiss is dangerous, each bite is unpredictable...

A bittersweet romantic comedy loaded with divine disasters, glitter bullets, and just enough heartbreak to ruin your mascara. Juno Vale doesn't believe in love. As a bestselling romance author with a sharp tongue and a black belt in emotional repression, she's made a career out of mocking the very idea of soulmates. So when a half-naked man claiming to be Cupid crashes her book signing wielding a glitter-covered Glock and accusing her of single-handedly killing love, she does what any sane woman would do: hits him with a lamp. But after one accidental shot from the emotionally unstable Love Gun™, Juno's world starts unraveling. Suddenly, she's crying at puppy commercials, helping estranged lovers reconcile, and worst of all-falling for the chaos incarnate that is Cupid. There's just one problem: falling in love with a god is strictly forbidden. Now hunted by divine law and facing exile, Cupid must choose between immortality and the mortal woman who made him believe again. But Juno knows how her stories end. And gods? They don't get happy ones. Still... she writes him one anyway. Her next novel? Cupid's Got a Glock. A love letter. A goodbye. A maybe. (Yes she shares the last name of Adrian)

Aliya has been at Coreclear Orphanage for as long as she can remember. Not once, has she ever thought about leaving the system, since the world outside holds nothing for her. To her, it's the safest place for her to live. So, she ignores the children who play in the dark. She ignores the caregivers with smiles that don't seem to fit their faces, and she ignores the scratching in the walls, the laughter from the ceiling. But after Jack arrives, things get worse. What once was laughter, became screaming, scratches become clawing, and the smile become snarls. Children begin disappearing, and succumbing to a "Sickness". But, there are no graves for the lost. Has Aliya's ignorance blinded her from the bigger picture? And is it too late to help those who are left?