Some people spend their whole lives searching for a love that feels like destiny. For Yoon Jeonghan and Choi Seungcheol, destiny arrives the moment their eyes meet-swift, breathtaking, and utterly undeniable. It is the kind of connection that makes the world fall quiet, the kind that feels too rare to be real. But timing is cruel, and reality does not bend for hearts, no matter how deeply they ache. Caught between longing and circumstance, Jeonghan and Seungcheol find themselves living in the shadow of a love they cannot claim, both convinced that true love exists-just not for them, not together. Yet fate is never finished writing. Through sorrow, distance, and missed chances, their story unfolds like a song-achingly beautiful, haunting in its sadness, and luminous with hope. Because sometimes, the most enchanted love stories are not the ones that begin easily, but the ones that fight to exist, even when the world says they cannot.

Wen Junhui has lived in Korea for over a decade, first as a student, now as a quiet, reliable employee at a tech firm. Life is steady, if a little unremarkable. Xu Minghao, his bright, artistic, slightly chaotic co-worker, arrived in Seoul two years ago chasing his creative ambitions. Now, with his visa about to expire and no clear path forward, Minghao finds himself untethered, unsure where to land next. A chance discovery of an apartment advertisement offering heavy discounts for married couples presents an unexpected solution. Jun jokes about how ridiculous it is, until Minghao confesses his visa troubles. In a moment of quiet understanding, they realize their separate problems might be solved by the same plan. They agree to a fake marriage, Minghao gets his residency, Jun gets his dream apartment at a lower price, and they split the costs. It's meant to be a practical, business-like arrangement. No feelings, no complications. But the more time they spend together navigating immigration interviews, decorating their shared home, and answering curious questions from nosy co-workers, the blurrier the lines between pretending and feeling become. Little routines turn into quiet comforts. Shared spaces become safe places. And hearts that were once adrift begin to find steady ground, in each other. In a city full of temporary stays and uncertain futures, sometimes it's the things you never planned for that feel most like home.

Jeonghan comes to Busan with nothing but exhaustion and the hope of disappearing long enough to heal. But one reckless night-and a kiss he was never meant to remember-pulls him back into feelings he swore were buried. When the stranger turns out to be his brother-in-law's best friend, living under the same roof, distance becomes impossible. Caught between old scars and a dangerous new pull, Jeonghan must decide whether love is something to run from... or something worth surviving again. A slow-burn romance about healing, longing, and second chances.

[ c o m p l e t e ] ❝ i'm pregnant, soonyoung... ❞ ➳ alpha soonyoung broke the condom he was wearing that resulted to a miracle. • omegaverse ° © 2019 ⚠ will contain smut + mpreg

Min Wonwoo's world shatters after a tragic night, leaving his family broken and his gentle heart scarred. Mingyu battles denial and obsession, While Joshua and Seokmin's love Seoksoo Minwon Jeongcheol Wooshi Namjin Sope Junhoa Verkwan Dino #Male pregnancy #Male feeding

On their honeymoon in the Maldives, Joshua -four months pregnant, tries to rekindle their intimacy, while Seokmin, his alpha, struggles between desire and the fear of hurting him. Between teasing and tenderness, their love finds a new balance.

For nearly ten years, Boo Seungkwan loved Chwe Vernon in silence, only to be bound to him in a forced marriage. Vernon's heart belonged elsewhere, his eyes never once seeing Seungkwan. Three months later, one drunken night blurred the distance between them, leaving Seungkwan carrying his child. Vernon remained cold, yet he stayed-quietly, reluctantly, but with care that spoke louder than words. What began as duty turned into protection, and protection began to soften into something more. This is their story-of love unspoken, of mistakes that became bonds, and of two hearts learning to find each other. #b×b #mpreg #verkwan #smut

Mafia Boss Vernon Hansol Chew who hated everything about kindness, softness and innocence, falls obsessively in love with a small hotel owner's son, Boo Seungkwan, who was defination of everything Vernon hated yet desired. This is fictional story created by author and has nothing to do with real life people. Only names have been used in the story.

_"Prepare for a story of love, danger and heartbreak.This is not a fairytale,and nothing is simple"_

They thought love was the ending. They thought choosing each other was enough to quiet the city, the guns, the blood, the history written in rival names. For a moment, it worked. The war stopped. Rings were exchanged. Homes were shared. Laughter replaced strategy meetings. Soft mornings followed violent nights. But peace doesn't erase the past. It only gives it time to breathe. Season 2 is what happens after the happy ending everyone fought so hard for. When the city watches more closely. When trust becomes fragile. When the people you love the most become your greatest weakness. When old names return, not with weapons-but with secrets, guilt, obsession, and carefully hidden intentions. Jeonghan is no longer just a survivor. He's a partner, a future, a target. Seungcheol is no longer just a leader. He's a man with something to lose. Mingyu and Wonwoo are learning that love doesn't make life quieter-it makes it louder, messier, and far more terrifying. And somewhere between loyalty and obsession, between love and control, someone is pulling strings. Season 2 isn't about rivalry between families anymore. It's about rivalry between truth and lies, between love and possession, between the person you trust and the one you never suspected. This is a season of slow tension. Of smiles that hide intent. Of hands held tightly because letting go feels dangerous. Of love that survives not because it's easy-but because it's chosen, again and again. Because in a city marked by rivalry... peace is never free.