Steven doesn't complain. Not to his family, not to his friends, not to anyone. He's the reliable one, the calm one, the guy who always has it together. ...Except he doesn't. One bad day, he stumbles across Rent A Friend-a website where you pay to talk, vent, or just waste thirty minutes of your life with a stranger. It's supposed to be a one-time thing. Just thirty minutes. Just a random voice on the other line. But then JL picks up his call. JL-sarcastic, sassy, and way too good at making him laugh when he's supposed to be brooding-becomes the highlight of Steven's nights. What was supposed to be "just a service" turns into a habit... and maybe something dangerously close to a connection. There's only one catch: ❌ No personal info. ❌ No meeting in real life. ❌ No exceptions. But when video calls and slip-ups start blurring the lines, Steven finds himself falling for the voice on the other end of the line. And JL? He might just be falling, too. A fluffy, slow-burn romcom about late-night calls, accidental feelings, and discovering that sometimes, love really is just a call away.

His Eyes Were Always Watching If I could go back-just once-I'd tell myself to run. Not to hesitate. Not to second-guess. Not to let his smile deceive me. I should have listened to the warnings. The subtle shifts in his voice. The way his grip tightened just a little too much. The way his presence lingered even when he wasn't there. At first, it felt like love. Intense, all-consuming, irresistible. But love shouldn't feel like a locked door. Like a whispered threat disguised as affection. Like the weight of unseen chains wrapped around your wrists. I didn't see it then. But his eyes were always watching.

"I was engineered not to feel this." "Feel what?" "Whatever happens when you look at me like that." 2025, Seoul: Jay Gaspar is a reclusive coder who hasn't left his apartment in months, haunted by the night he lost his brother. His only talent, seeing patterns others can't: in code, in people, in the very fabric of reality itself. 2105, Allied Korea: STEV.N-01 is a genetically modified super soldier from a decimated future where six billion died from corporate genetic manipulation. His mission: Travel back 80 years to protect the one person whose DNA could prevent the apocalypse. When Steven materializes in Jay's apartment claiming to be from the future, Jay's carefully maintained isolation shatters. Now they're on the run from MedTech corporations, time police, and everyone who wants Jay's legendary genetics, because Jay isn't just special: he's the original Pattern Recognizer, the pure template that future scientists died trying to replicate. But something's wrong. Every time Steven touches Jay, his temperature spikes. Every time Jay looks at Steven, the patterns align in ways that make no sense. They're drawn together like magnets, fighting an attraction that defies Steven's engineering and Jay's logic. With only days to save the world and Steven's enhanced body degrading from temporal damage, they'll have to solve the greatest pattern of all: Why does the future insist that Jay is his "jin-saram"- his one true person across time? featuring: Steven, JL, Park Han, Woongki, and Kyungho Time Travel Paradox | Action | Cyberpunk Romance

Title: Cheat Sheet Genre: AU, Boys Love, College Romance, Academic Rivalry-to-Lovers At an elite international university, perfectionist JL and charming troublemaker Steven are academic rivals locked in a battle of grades, pride, and unresolved tension. But when a teasing "cheat sheet" meant to decode each other's quirks turns into a shared emotional language, rivalry slowly unravels into an unexpected, undeniable romance.

A fictionalized, ultra-elite Yonsei University in Seoul, South Korea. It functions as a microcosm of the country's powerful families, with a rigid social hierarchy dictating everything from dorm arrangements to future prospects.