YinWar AU based on the famous scene from the movie "10 things I hate about you". Spoiler Alert if you haven't watched the movie.

Prince War has a flair for the theatrical-rose petals, tragic poetry, glitters, serenades. His greatest challenge? Winning the heart of Yin, the stoic royal guard who treats feelings like classified information. But even the unwooable have weak spots. And War is very, very persistent.

Surprise!

In a world ruled by silence and steel, it's silk that binds them-and silk that cuts deepest. ⚠️ EXTREME CONTENT WARNING + FICTIONAL DISCLAIMER ⚠️ This is a work of fiction. It contains mature themes not suitable for all readers. This story is intended for audiences 18+ only. Please be aware: Though inspired by public personas, all characters are fictionalized. This is not a representation of real events, personalities, or relationships. No harm or offense is intended toward the real individuals. Every interaction, emotion, and encounter in this story is the product of imagination. If you're uncomfortable with any of the above, please do not proceed.

Two broken hearts...is it mendable? Will they find new love trustworthy when the memory of past pain still lingering? ***

A YinWar omegaverse fanfic WARNING: This story contains bullying, trauma, and vulgar language

First story is: If Bar and Mark were brothers, how different would their lives have been? Second story is: What if Pack and Ploy join forces-will they draw Mark into a new life, away from his current one? We are adding the second part of the story at the end to make it easier for anyone wanting to read it. We hope you enjoy it. A co-worker and my interpretation of how we think things in their lives would have gone. Please excuse any mistakes. We write this after work, and our brains are tired at the end of the day. We do not own the characters but adore them from Love Mechanics. This is all fictional, and you may interpret it any way you would like. Character: Bar (Got Kanidsorn Laiwrakorn) Mark (War Wanarat Ratsameerat) Vee (Yin Anan Wong) Kan (Jeff Nathadej Pititranun) Pack (Ritz Rueangritz Siriphanit) Yiwaa (Ormsin Supitcha Limsommut) Please look over our use of the words P' and Noong. We are unsure how to use them each time, but are making an effort to try and use them respectfully. There are chapters with Smut. We will mark them so you can skip them if you would like.