Yunho I just got home, love! Mingi and Yunho were a sickeningly sweet couple, so sweet their best friend Wooyoung couldn't stop complaining about them. But it didn't matter, they didn't care - they loved too deeply, fell too hard. Yunho always made sure to text his boyfriend once he returns home, Mingi often reciprocating the favour in order to make sure his love wouldn't worry either. They shared a love that's deep, quiet, and undeniable-kept mostly to themselves in a world that wouldn't understand. Their connection is built on small moments, simple texts, and unspoken promises. Despite the distance, their bond is unbreakable, as they dream of a future together, a home full of love, away from the world's prying eyes. But as tragedy strikes, their fate is determined by injustice and little did they know, would one of their first words to each other in their relationship, also become their last. A tragic story to the nation's sweethearts, the truth slowly creeping into the light and their country laughed, loved and cried - although it was too late now. But their story is far from over-what's next, no one can predict. And no one shall worry, because, They were home now.

Jeong Yunho begins his freshman year of college, nervous for what lies ahead. After all, being a pansexual crossdresser can turn some heads and garner negative attention from those around him. Thanks to the "Pink Princess," an LGBT blogger he follows religiously, he feels equipped to face whatever university has in store for him. However, nothing could prepare Yunho for crushing on a boy who lacks the ability to feel romantic and sexual attraction. book 1/3 of the LOVE series TRANSLATION: ITALIAN - @dybbuq

ᘛ 𑁍 ᘚ ﹙𝘆𝘂𝗻𝗴𝗶 ‣ 𝘆𝘂𝗻𝗵𝗼𝗲𝗲𝘇﹚ ⚠️ mature content ahead ⚠️ smut warning ahead Yunho a rich, dominant gallery owner becomes the muse for a struggling sculpture student Song Mingi, igniting obsession, desire, and a dangerously intimate artistic connection neither expected. . . . ╱ this is made out of pure entertainment and a hundred percent 𝗙𝗜𝗖𝗧𝗜𝗢𝗡. the characters portrayed in the book 𝗗𝗢𝗘𝗦 𝗡𝗢𝗧 depict on what the idols truly are. ❳