A spirit was wandering around, hopeful to finally find a soul to merge with. It had spent centuries strolling from town to town just to get rejected only because of being too weak. One early morning though, it had finally found a soul weak enough for it to mix with, and when it happened it lost consciousness. That was when Kim Hongjoong, a normal boy, while walking to his workplace, found a body laying on the ground, oblivious of what he had come to.

Yeosang had just moved school because he was being bullied. He followed his friend who recommended him to move into his school and eventually presented him to his friends, but Yeosang couldn't help but focus mostly on one of them. He didn't talk much when he was around, maybe he was shy, reserved, or maybe he could've just not liked him, because when Yeosang observed from afar he could notice how energetic and funny that boy was with the people he enjoyed to be with. For some reason, Yeosang wanted the boy to like him and feel comfortable with him too, so he tries his best to befriend him and get close to him.

Yunho was always ashamed and embarrassed by his scars ever since he was a lttle boy. Always thought them to be ugly. He was sick and tired of the whispers, comments and looks thrown his way. The looks he received, the laughter it made him feel like he didn't belong. He felt like those scars defined him as a person That was until a man, Song Mingi came into his life who could help him heal in ways he never thought were possible...

Kim Yunho was an outcast Not very liked despite his kind and gentle nature, always getting bullied by who he was. He was afraid to stand up for himself Kim Hongjoong was the opposite He was always getting into trouble, going to the bar and getting drunk or almost getting jailed. He made wreckless, rash decisions Even though the two brothers were different that didn't stop them from being close, sharing a special relationship with Hongjoong being more on the protective side, wanting only the best for his brother. His friends would always hit on and try to get with Yunho. Hongjoong didn't like that, he knew what his friends were like and he didn't want to see Yunho end up getting hurt so he made a rule, forbidding any of his friends to get close to and pursue his little brother. With Mingi it was different He could trust that things would never be more than just friendship But Yunho was hiding a deep dark secret.. He was in love with Mingi since the first day they got introduced and with Hongjoong he knew they could never be anything more but the want was too strong Then one day he couldn't hold it in anymore

Hongjoong is a talented designer with a vision and a heart full of passion. When Seonghwa - a calm, precise model with his own struggles - arrives at his studio, their collaboration quickly evolves into something more. From trial fittings to preparations for prestigious fashion shows, from daily walks to evenings spent together, their relationship develops slowly, subtly, and beautifully. Tenderness, mutual support, and a gradually growing desire lead them to one thing: hearts designed for love. WARNING This book is not intended to offend the boys; it is a work of fiction in which the characters and events are entirely the author's imagination. The book may contain scenes that are considered inappropriate for younger readers.

Yunho is a calm, attentive photographer who sees the world through his lens but remains cautious at heart. When Mingi enters his life - a composed, thoughtful model with a subtle, magnetic presence - everyday routines and work become the backdrop for something far deeper. From their first shared photoshoots, through long evenings in the studio and quiet mornings together, to moments filled with tenderness and shy gestures in their tranquil apartment, their relationship unfolds slowly and naturally, in the rhythm of mutual attraction and the discovery of one another. Every touch, every smile, every kiss becomes a step toward the inevitable: hearts framed in each other's embrace. WARNING This book is not intended to offend the individuals depicted; it is a work of fiction, and the characters and events are entirely the author's imagination. The book may contain scenes that are considered inappropriate for younger readers.

The Outlaws were supposed to die for what they did. Instead, they were sent to Facility 8, a psychiatric institution buried behind silence, concrete and sedation. A place design not to heal, but to break people. Inside, they find him. Seonghwa was already there, long before them, pale, precise and unnervingly calm. To The Outlaws, he looks like a victim, just another soul crushed by the government, but Facility 8 wasn't built to contain rebels, it was built to contain him. He could leave whenever he wants, but he doesn't. Because some monsters learn to stay in their cages.

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

Hongjoong, a writer looking for inspiration, meets a couple of ghosts.

Seonghwa, a college student in need of a job, becomes the babysitter for Hongjoong's young daughter. What begins as a simple arrangement turns tender as Seonghwa grows close to the little girl-and through her, to Hongjoong. Slowly, late nights and quiet moments turn into something deeper, and love finds its way into their everyday lives.