Seungcheol and Jeonghan have been friends since they understood the world but now after so long they meet again the only twist Jeonghan didn't expect was seeing his long life best friend being a military soldier. or Jeonghan and Seungcheol meet again after years and think it's the best time to continue their love story . English is not my first language

Book #5 of The Wrong Alpha Series! Alphas don't submit. They can't. It's a fundamental fact of life. But when Choi Seungcheol's rut turns deadly, Yoon Jeonghan has an impossible choice: Do the unthinkable and submit, or watch his best friend die. The act should have been degrading. Instead, it awakens a part of Jeonghan that shouldn't exist. Desire. Craving. Obsession. Seungcheol remembers nothing, but he knows Jeonghan is different-a bewildering, intoxicating mix of subservience and aggression. One touch could ignite a fire they can't control... and reveal the secret that would ruin them both.

Jeonghan, a gentle and fragile Omega, is forced into a marriage with Seungcheol, a cold Alpha still haunted by his first love, Jisoo. As Jeonghan navigates harsh words and unspoken expectations, he struggles to earn Seungcheol's heart-while the memory of Jisoo looms between them.

Seungcheol should've never taken the bet. But when his parents told him that he 'cannot hold down a relationship with a man for six months' his pride answered before his brain did. He said he could. They said he couldn't. And just like that, a stupid family bet turned into a Christmas nightmare. Because his boyfriend dumped him last month. And instead of admitting he lost, Seungcheol just... kept pretending the relationship still existed. Right up until his parents announced they were coming over for the holidays to finally meet this mysterious six-month boyfriend. Enter the only person he trusts enough to ask for help: his House mate Jeonghan. Actor. Busy. Generally allergic to other people's problems. STRAIGHT. and absolutely not interested in getting dragged into a bet he didn't sign up for. Too bad he's the only one who can make this lie survive Christmas. "So... remember that bet my parents made? The one where they said I couldn't stay in a relationship with a guy for six months?" "If you're about to ask me for something, the answer is no." "I just need you to pretend-" "No." "You didn't even hear the rest-" "NO." Or The very overused plot of "christmas fake dating ( ft.Jeonghcheol )

Seungcheol, a scaredy cat of the group who meets a mysterious presence in his new house after moving out for his job and now he can't afford to move out again. So he makes the deal with the presence. This decision of him is gonna be his worst nightmare or best moment of his life?

While dealing with the abusive and traumatic relationship he just managed to escape from, Jeonghan has sworn never to love again.... About to take over his father's company, love is the last thing on Seungcheol's mind, making him known for having one night stands only to fill his need however never getting attached to whoever he sleeps with. One fateful night.... Everything changes Main ships: jeongcheol Side ships:gyuhao(I'm sorry I love gyuhao guys but I can make a minwon ver), seoksoo, soohoon, verkwan

They were never dramatic. No grand confessions. No slammed doors. Just two people who knew each other too well and said too little. Jeonghan loved quietly- soft, patient, invisible. Seungcheol carried responsibility like a second spine- heavy, unbendable, unforgiving. Somewhere between shared meals, late-night calls, and unsent texts, love grew unnoticed. And when it finally demanded to be named, it was already too late. This is a story about loving your best friend in silence, about choosing duty over desire, and about finding your way back- after everything that broke you.

Eclipse hearts is a slow burn arranged marriage story where power, pride, and the ghosts of first love collide. Beneath the icy stares and cutting words, two men bound by family duty rediscover a connection buried under years of silence one that flickers to life not in grand declarations, but in stolen glances, shared wounds, and the quiet comfort of someone who's always known you best... even when they hated you most.

He wakes with blood on his hands and a name that is not his own. Yoon Jeonghan was meant to die on a rain-slicked road in modern Seoul. Instead, he opens his eyes in chains, buried deep within the stone belly of a Joseon prison-his body wrong, his voice unfamiliar, his reflection stolen. The world speaks an older tongue. Men bow where they should not. Steel follows him like fate. They call him a traitor. The court watches him with sharpened patience. Ministers whisper behind silk sleeves. Guards measure his worth by how quietly he bleeds. And above them all stands the Crown Prince-Choi Seungcheol-ruthless, unreadable, a man history remembers as a monster and Joseon fears as its future. Jeonghan knows this era. He has taught it. Memorized its dates, its executions, its inevitable tragedies. What he does not know is why he has been given this face. Why the prince looks at him as if staring at a ghost. Why survival feels less like escape and more like seduction. Because in a palace where power is ritualized and mercy is a myth, beauty becomes a liability-and love, if it comes at all, arrives sharpened. Some men are born into history. Others are dragged into it, kicking and screaming. And some are never meant to leave.