In his later years as an idol, Lee Minho takes up an offer to star as the lead in a new Kdrama. His co-star, Yang Nari, is set to be one of the first Non-Korean leads in the industry, because despite her name, she's a white American, with both of her parents previously being from the States themselves. Both Minho and Nari face heavy backlash from fans, with many claiming that she "doesn't belong in the industry" and others being outraged that the Lee Know of Stray Kids would take on a romantic role. Nari also faces dealing with her cold, stand-offish costar in the mix. As the drama's release nears, the controversy only intensifies. Speculation swirls around why Minho would risk his reputation for a role that could damage his career-especially considering the mounting pressure from his own fanbase. With the spotlight on them, both must confront the expectations of their fans, their identities, and the undeniable chemistry building on-screen...and off.

When Tak Yuri has a panic attack alone on a quiet street, a stranger named Han Jisung helps her through it and walks her home. What starts as a single act of kindness turns into late-night texts, shared music, and an unexpected friendship. Yuri doesn't know Jisung is an idol-only that he makes her feel less alone. As they grow closer, both hide parts of themselves, unsure if they're ready to face the truth-or their feelings. Disclaimer: ALL situations and scenarios are completely works of fiction, and do not reflect or represent the character or actions of Han in real life, and is merely fiction for the reader's entertainment, not for application to anyone IRL. Thanks Best rankings: #1 for #straykids 1/17/26 tysm to my readers ahhhh #2 #straykids for 2+ weeks #1 #hanjisung #1 #seungmin #1 #bangchan #1 #changbin #1 #leefelix

He was grieving someone he lost. She was breaking right in front of him. Y/N loved him quietly-through sleepless nights, studio lights, and a heart that never looked back at her. When she finally walks away, fate intervenes in the cruelest way, leaving scars no apology can erase. She was always there- until she wasn't. When love is taken for granted and words come too late, the damage can't always be undone. This is a story about heartbreak, healing, and choosing yourself when love no longer sees you.

He was the storm everyone ran from. She was the silence no one noticed. Until silence became the only thing that could calm the chaos. Hwang Hyunjin has always been a problem - 18, reckless, rage-filled, and emotionally unfixable. The school gave up. His friends stopped asking. Even he started to believe the anger was permanent. Until she showed up. Jung Areum doesn't speak. Not because she's shy - because she won't. Mute by choice, detached by design. She keeps her head down, emotions buried, and people out. They were never supposed to cross paths. But when a group project throws them together, everything starts to crack. She's the only one who doesn't flinch when he breaks. He's the only one who hears her silence loud and clear. And somewhere between sharp words, late-night stares, and pages filled with inked secrets - a boy with rage in his blood starts to fall for the girl who never speaks a word.

She was never supposed to be his hero. A doctor who lives in hospital hallways and sleepless nights, Y/N has spent her life saving others while quietly breaking herself apart. At a single fan meeting, one violent moment changes everything-placing her in front of a blade meant for Kim Seungmin, and binding their lives together in blood, silence, and unfinished words. What follows isn't a fairytale romance. It's soft glances across clinic beds. Late-night check-in texts. Hands that linger a second too long. A love that grows in the quiet spaces between chaos and care. He's an idol adored by millions. She's the woman who never lets anyone take care of her. But when the world keeps demanding her strength, he becomes the one who notices the bruises she hides-and refuses to look away. Because some loves don't start with confessions. They start with staying. And this one... might be the most dangerous kind of all.

"why are you sad?" I ask. "is it because of...the bomb?" "yeah baby, it's cause of the bomb." IN WHICH a young girl spends her last moments in hospital, with the love of her life by her side. • short story • angst • fluff • hospital au #8 IN DEPRESSING

Your life has been torture. Bullied, lost people, trying to run away. Korea helped you. They helped you. JYP asks you to be a member of Stray Kids, and of course you can't say no. But time flies by and you start to realise they all want the same thing. You. So who do you pick? {All characters are REAL people, I do not own these characters. Apart from Y/N, her family/friends.} {SOME CHAPTERS DO INCLUDE SELF-HARM, SO I WILL PUT A WARNING AT THE START FOR ANYONE WHO MIGHT BE STRUGGLING. P.S. please talk to someone if you need help. Talking to someone takes some of that weight off and you'll feel much better 🩷 }

Cho Y/n survived a car crash but sadly she lost her memories. Her parents decided to move so she can get a fresh start. But when she arrives to her new school, there's one person there who knows exactly who she is. "Do I know you? Am I suppose to know who you are?" -completed- (unedited)

A single misdial changes everything. When Soo accidentally calls the wrong number, she doesn't expect Bang Chan-idol, producer, and complete stranger-to pick up. What starts as an awkward mistake turns into late-night talks, inside jokes, and a bond she never saw coming. But falling for someone with a life as hectic as his comes with its own challenges.

"you never really scolded me, but you never really gave me attention either...." Haerin is a lonely university student, just trying to get through life. She dosent do much other than studying, and working late night shifts at the batting cage. She has a lot of feelings she has burried deep down, concerning her family and friends and feelings she just dont want to deal with. But its tearing on her. How long can she go on? Seungmin has had a hard time for a while now, but his selfless self has a hard time showing it to his bandmates and family. Instead, as a outlet, he spends late nights at a battingcage he used to visit before he became famous. But maybe he will meet someone there who can finally help him let his feelings out?