Euna was the girl no one noticed-too quiet, too fragile, always sitting at the back of the class with her secrets and sicknesses. She lived in silence, bruised by words and the weight of simply existing. Until one day, someone saw her. Jay. Mysterious, intense, and unshakably drawn to her. He didn't just notice her-he watched her. Protected her. Took her when no one else cared if she stayed. What began as a quiet obsession turned into something fierce and real-a love born in stolen nights, whispered promises, and the warmth of survival. Together, they escaped the world that hurt them. They choose each other, over and over again- Even if the world didnt. Cover by @tsuyvri !!

"Oh Han Byeol, the things that I do for you..." The person's smirk grew, before quickly wiping it off and falling on their knees and screaming as soon as the door flew open. "YEONJUN-AHH" The person cried, throwing their body over the now dead corpse. Oh Han Byeol stood there, in shock. Her ex-boyfriend, dead. On the floor. How do you react to that? Especially after he killed your brother. "Ch-Choi Yeonjun is dead ?!"

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This is a book of oneshots!! Read if you want to. Scroll if you dont. I dont fw haters so get out ^^ Cover credits - @veecore_ ~- ☆𝐀𝐧𝐠𝐞𝐥☆

''Hey, I am your new roommate. Nice to meet you!!'' ''Oh, your the boy? Nice to meet you too. I hope we can be friends!'' In which, ko won has a crush on her new roommate, hyunjin. He does too. But they are scared. Scared for what? You may ask. Scared that she doesn't like him. Scared that he doesnt like her. Things like these can anger us, but these turn out to be the best love story ever. Will it be sad? Happy? Or just a random genre? If you want answers, read it without skipping. Hope you enjoy!! Cover credits - @-pagesnow XOXO -Yuna~

Something is wrong. The pieces don't fit. And the deeper he digs, the more dangerous it gets. Because the truth? It's been hiding in plain sight all along. 🦋 Some things are meant to stay buried. But what if he's next? (inspired by "The Butterfly Garden" by Dot Hutchison.)