"i promise to protect you lee minho. no matter what i'll have to do to keep you safe." angel, han jisung, is sent to earth to protect lee minho from being killed by an unknown demon set after him. will he succeed or get distracted in the process? ~~~ sideships: -changlix -jeongchan -seungjin started: april 14, 2021 finished: april 14, 2023 published: may 19, 2021 highest rankings: #1 in angelboy (3/29/22) #1 in heavenandhell (4/19/23) #3 in seungjin (5/8/22) #10 in jeongchan (2/3/22) #11 in hwanghyunjin (12/10/23) #13 in kimseungmin (12/26/22) #16 in seungjin (2/3/22) #24 in hyunjin (12/26/22) #13 in changbin (5/6/23) #20 in stray (5/3/23)

AU - Roommates Jisung is highly uneducated, and Minho seems to be losing patience. Until Minho finds out Jisung can be a lot more than what he seems to be. TW Homophobia Talks about violence Smut ? Sorry for the cliche scenario, but i wanted to write this hehe

a gang / mafia au The world has been fading for the last years. The rules disappeared and chaos insurged. From the destroyed city, Stray kids are working hard to ensure peace. Even if that means having to kill. Jisung is a complicated case. Seen as a menace, he is not, and that raised Minho's curiosity. TW violence mention of blood, torture, death smut (there's more, but don't wanna spoil)

They meet in high school, brought together by friends, late nights, and all the words they're too shy to say out loud. This is how Felix and Hyunjin learn to stay - flying towards each other, one heartbeat at a time.

Felix bakes the best brownies in Seoul, but no one knows the sweetness hides old scars beneath his sleeves. Hyunjin runs an empire built by someone else, and now he's trying not to drown in the silence it left behind ⚠️ Trigger Warnings (TW): This story includes themes of: Depression / mental health struggles (past & present) Self-harm scars (non-graphic but slightly detailed descriptions, e.g., mentions of white lines) Grief / loss of a parent (Hyunjin's father) Emotional vulnerability Occasional strong language All themes are written with care and sensitivity. Reader discretion is advised.