Some people hurt themselves, while others hurt those around them. Both are human responses. And if it's human, perhaps it can be cured. Dr. Park Seonghwa was certain of this truth. As a psychotherapist, he believed he could observe Hongjoong, a criminal convicted of multiple murders, without becoming entangled. But curiosity carries a price. When Seonghwa hesitates, pulling back, Hongjoong feels used, and escapes custody, hunting him down. What follows is a descent into hell: captivity, manipulation, and brutal games of control, where Seonghwa's own mind becomes the battlefield. He soon discovers that understanding a monster may mean becoming one yourself. And through it all, one question remains: is this connection salvation, or the destruction of them both?

Nicholas never believed marriage should be decided by family or contracts. Euijoo never believed he had the right to refuse. What starts as a cold arranged marriage between two strangers slowly turns into shared meals quiet nights and feelings neither of them planned for. Living under the same roof forces them to see past misunderstandings and pride. This is a story about learning love instead of being assigned to it and choosing each other when duty is no longer the reason.

Fuma Murata is too kind for his own good. As the newest teacher at the academy, his patience is seen as a weakness, and his classroom is a circus until K steps in. ​K is the student everyone fears and admires in equal measure. He doesn't care about grades, and he certainly doesn't care about the rules. But when he sees the way the other students treat Fuma, something snaps. ​It starts with a glare to silence a rowdy room. Then it's staying late to "help" with lesson plans. Soon, the whole school is whispering about the "Teacher's Pet."

Euijoo thought babysitting the neighbor's twins would be simple. He wasn't expecting their older half-brother to show up in the middle of the night. Nicholas has always put his siblings first, but he's not used to sharing them with a boy who seems too good to be true. Euijoo just wants to keep things easy and professional, even when Nicholas sits too close and watches him like he's something Nicholas can't quite figure out. Between bedtime routines, whispered conversations, and lingering touches in the dim light of the living room, the line between "babysitter" and "something more" starts to blur. Now Euijoo isn't sure what's scarier: falling for Nicholas, or finding out Nicholas might feel the same way. Also posted on AO3 ~Updates will be sporadic ~on rotation as I'm currently writing 3 stories at the moment. Enjoy!

harua wants to get close with the new boy who suddenly joined his class in the middle of the year, but the antisocial boy wants nothing to do with him

Everyone laughed-but Euijoo noticed the way Nicholas's smile hurt.

The wrong way to love you

A story in which Euijoo has to deal up with a toxic friend who messes up with his feelings. "I hate being your friend !" :- Euijoo "Do you realy hate me that much ?!":- Nicholas

Nicholas...a bright boy who always makes his surroundings happy.... On the other hand Euijoo...total opposite of him...always silent zoning out... But they are best friends...and will Nicholas find out why Euijoo so silent..??will he able to??

"Would you still love me if I'm not a human ?" -Harua "Love isn't bound by what you are. If it's for you, I'd kill, beg, or kneel just to keep you by my side." -Maki A tale of forbidden love between a vampire and a boy unknowingly carrying a monstrous fate. As their worlds collide, hidden scars resurface, and dangerous secrets unravel. When love is tested beyond mortality, will they embrace the truth-or be torn apart by it?