"sometimes, the people we meet by accident are the ones who change our lives forever." "some scars don't fade. they just teach us where to begin again."

"𝙊𝙣𝙚 𝙡𝙖𝙨𝙩 𝙩𝙞𝙢𝙚." "𝙏𝙚𝙡𝙡 𝙢𝙚 𝙬𝙝𝙖𝙩 𝙮𝙤𝙪 𝙣𝙚𝙚𝙙." A single night. A mistake wrapped in alcohol and bad timing. Baek Haein thought it ended there. Now her biggest mistake is sitting across from her in a conference room. A 21-year-old intern with careless charm, dangerous eyes, and a habit of smiling like he already knows how this ends. Yang Jungwon. Some things are meant to stay buried. Some things 𝘄𝗵𝗶𝘀𝗽𝗲𝗿 anyway.

you thought you guys was just roommates, nothing else, but maybe it's starting to change...

﹏ ✶ Rogue Heart. [COMPLETE] "You knew he was trouble the second you saw the blood on his knuckles and the smile on his lips." Ayin never planned on getting caught up in Jungwon's dangerous world. But one race, one moment, and now she's falling deeper into the chaos he lives in. The closer she gets, the more she wonders-can she save him, or will he drag her down with him? ☆ . . . A Yang Jungwon ff. ꒰🗝️꒱ ☆ . . . Started : 05/12/25 ☆ . . . Finished : 05/30/25 ☆ . . . © ashxriz

"Wanna do something unholy?", he asked a christian girl. Jang Dahye- the outsider with a great love for her religion Yang Jungwon- the nice boy with cute dimples, but with a controversial proposal for Dahye Cover made by me Started: 30.12.2024 Finish: not yet

Yang Jungwon has everything a young man could want, prestige, a brilliant academic future, and a family who never accepts less than perfect. Han Sowon has almost nothing. Battling a chronic illness that sets her apart from everyone else, she moves through life quietly, surviving more than living. They were never meant to fall in love. But in the stillness of study halls, between glances in the classroom, and in the brief moments no one else noticed, they did. It was soft. Gentle. Real. Yet the world around them didn't agree, pressuring them apart, labeling their love as dangerous, foolish, impossible. As Jungwon's life is shaped for him, a marriage, a future, a success story, Sowon disappears like a shadow, leaving only silence where love once lived. Torn between duty and heart, expectation and truth, Jungwon is forced to choose, follow the path built for him, or risk everything for the one person the world told him not to love. They Said We Shouldn't is a story about the love that comes quietly, fights silently, and lingers long after the last kiss. A love that was never allowed to bloom, yet bloomed anyway.

Y/n just finished High School and is starting a new chapter. She's looking forward on going to college. What she didn't know is that she'll find out what true love means. Especially not from a mysterious and quiet guy. Look forward to twists and a lot of drama.

In the high-stakes world of Formula One, where milliseconds decide legacies and mistakes cost careers, Team AURUM stands untouchable. Four drivers. One championship dream. Until one race changes everything. A challenged race made on a bet sidelines a teammate indefinitely, leaving a vacant seat in the most prestigious F1 team in the world. The paddock whispers, the media speculates-and then Yang Jungwon arrives. Son of legendary racer Yang Jeongseob. Smiling. Talkative. Too cheerful for a cutthroat sport. And immediately labeled what Jay despises most: A nepo baby. "You're not here because you're good." Assigned as Jungwon's mentor, Jay refuses to make it easy. He sees only a replacement-an echo of what he lost. But Jungwon sees something else entirely: a man carrying anger, grief, and pressure heavier than any helmet. Despite the sneers, the scrutiny, and Jay's relentless standards, Jungwon works harder than anyone on the grid-last to leave the garage, first to arrive, smile unwavering even when his hands shake. "Do you ever get tired of smiling?" "Do you ever get tired of pretending you don't care?" As races pass and tension tightens, lines blur-between mentor and rookie, rivalry and desire, grief and healing. Jay begins to notice how Jungwon's laughter fills the silence Haechan left behind. How his driving isn't inherited-but earned. And Jungwon starts realizing that beneath Jay's icy control is someone terrified of losing again. "If I fail," Jungwon whispers one night in the empty paddock, "Will you still believe I deserve this seat?" Jay exhales slowly. "Win or lose... I already do." But Formula One doesn't slow down for feelings. And loving someone in a sport built on speed means risking the hardest crash of all. (P.S: The chapters have accidentally been jumbled up in between so please keep track of the chapter number as to not get confused) (Been no:1 on #jaywon)