Six months of silence. Twenty-four weeks of survival. ​Seo Changbin thinks he's doing it on his own. Between 2:00 AM wake-up calls for his twins and grueling studio hours with Chan and Jisung, his ego is the only thing keeping him from a breaking point. He doesn't need help, and he certainly doesn't need a stranger in his kitchen. ​But his friends-a "village" of producers, dancers, and doctors-see the truth. ​Through a desperate intervention led by Wooyoung and San, Hwang Hyunjin arrives. To Changbin, he's an intruder. To the twins, he's an immediate exception to their "no strangers" rule. ​What Changbin doesn't know is that Hyunjin and his brother, Jeongin, have survived a silence far heavier than his own. Only Minho knows their secret, and he's the only one brave enough to tell Changbin the truth: that sometimes, the person you're pushing away is the only one who knows how to save you. ​A story of healing, hidden ghosts, and the family we choose when the one we had falls apart

When Jisung's most personal song is finally released, he realises he has exposed far more than he intended. Minho, who has been secretly sharing his life for years, recognises the truth behind every word. Between the fear of loving in the shadows and a promise whispered in the quiet, they search for a way to choose each other... even without witnesses.

Jisung only wanted a cheaper apartment closer to work-he did not expect a dangerously handsome, gym-sculpted, soft-voiced neighbor to walk into his life on move-in day and sabotage his ability to function as a human being. One slow elevator ride and one accidental house fire later, Minho somehow ends up inside his apartment, offering food, teasing him, and making Jisung's heart perform Olympic gymnastics. Now they're neighbors. Door-to-door. Wall-to-wall. Breath-to-breath. And Jisung can't tell if the universe blessed him... or cursed him with the hottest distraction alive. Warnings: ⚠️ -smut -slow burn but also not -hurt/comfort

When Jisung comes back after two years abroad with nowhere to stay, his brother, Chan, offers him a place in the apartment he shares with his best friend, Minho. Just for a while. But Minho isn't prepared for the way Jisung has changed - more confident, more present, and suddenly impossible to ignore. Sharing a roof means shared nights, accidental touches, unspoken tension... and feelings Minho knows he shouldn't have. After all, Jisung is his best friend's little brother. What was supposed to be temporary becomes dangerous. Because some lines blur when you live beneath the same roof - and some feelings refuse to stay quiet.