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.

(PREVIOUSLY NAMED "Thick Thighs" !!!) From friends to friends with benefits to boyfriends.

Louis Tomlinson is just trying to hold it all together - raising two kids, outrunning the past, and surviving one loud, chaotic day at a time. Then Harry walks in, all patience and warmth, and somehow turns survival into something softer. What begins as chance becomes a home built from cereal aisles, bedtime routines, and quiet love. A story about healing, found family, and learning that sometimes the loudest lives are the ones most full of heart.

Christmas special. Kim Hongjoong, a rigid CEO who views life through spreadsheets and efficiency, has strictly forbidden Christmas ever since the tragic passing of his wife. He manages his three teenage sons, Yunho, Mingi, and Wooyoung, with military precision to keep his grief at bay. Park Seonghwa is the complete opposite: a warm, chaotic, glitter-loving single father to Yeosang, San, and Jongho, who celebrates the holidays with an intensity that matches his colorful personality. When a literal collision involving gingerbread cookies forces them together on December 1st, their worlds become inextricably linked by their sons' budding friendships. What begins as a "logistical co-parenting alliance" quickly spirals into something unquantifiable. As Hongjoong struggles to maintain his walls against Seonghwa's persistent warmth, he discovers that the only variable he couldn't account for was falling in love. From secret shopping trips to a dramatic Christmas Eve discovery, the two fathers navigate the chaos of blending two families, healing old wounds, and finding a new future together by New Year's Eve.

San has always loved his best friend, Wooyoung, but when Wooyoung falls in love with someone else, everything changes. Struggling with his unspoken feelings, San hides his heartbreak while supporting Wooyoung and his new relationship. As the pressure builds, San finds himself torn between helping Wooyoung keep his secret and concealing his own love. Can he continue to stand by his best friend, or will his feelings for Wooyoung tear them apart forever?

Yunho, Mingi and their conflicting worldviews couldn't be more different from each other. Yunho is a sweet and hopeful young man, who's sunny life revolves around his café business in his new hometown Serpendale and his goal of making the people he's close to happy. Compared to him Mingi is like a shadow where the light never reaches. With his motorbike, dark style and fascinating features he might be a real charmer in the ladies' eyes, but for Yunho he's only rude, stubborn and cold as ice. But one night Yunho gets to peek under Mingi's hard shell and realizes how the secrets down in his heart are more complicated than he could've ever thought himself. Both boys start to question their feelings as the tension loosens and the fall approaches. Will the two boys find a common route when they're separated by their differences, backgrounds and one really cute florist? ☸°𝐀𝐓𝐄𝐄𝐙°☸ WARNING: The story concludes: - strong language - intoxicants ex. alcohol and drugs - minor descriptions of sexual intercourse and/or assault - slight (and not so slight) violence - toxic masculinity

He knows he shouldn't be doing this. It was his best friends brother.

"Last I heard, they're all lovey-dovey. Makes me want to gag." San chuckled. "Jealous?" "Of them? Please. I'm just... over the whole relationship thing." Wooyoung said it with a bratty huff, but he knew it was a lie. He wasn't over it-he wasn't over San. Not by a long shot. Woosan story Other ships included (Seongjoong, Yungi, Jongsang)

"He doesn't deserve you," San said, his voice hard. "He never did." Seonghwa sighed. "I keep thinking... maybe if I try harder, he'll notice me. Maybe he'll love me." San shook his head. "You can't make someone love you, Seonghwa. But I..." He hesitated, his eyes intense. "I already do." Seonghwa's breath caught. "San..." "You don't have to say it back," San said quickly. "Just... know that I mean it." Seonghwa nodded, his heart pounding. He wanted to say it, wanted to let himself fall, but the weight of his bond with Hongjoong held him back. Seonghwa is caught between his loyalty to his mate, hongjoong, and his desperate desire for San. (Omegaverse) Sanhwa/seongjoong

Harry Styles, Uni student moves into a flat with who he describes as the God, Louis Tomlinson. Harry is openly Bi, having sex with anything that moves, but all he wants is his straight flat mate Louis in his sheets. What happens when he realises Louis was gay this whole time? (This contains a lot of smut, and you will more than likely need to follow to read) Xx