Collection of the oneshotsthat I usually post on AO3. It is the part two of the collection. Check part one if you haven't read them before :))

Seungkwan all his life has been alone, more like he is over the courting age assigned for omegas enters- vernon seokmin's cousin and his potential enemy. why moongodess? or seungkwan is true devotee of moongodess and somewhere in line he becomes vernon's only religion. book 5 in crimson series [verkawn] English is not my first language already crossposted on my ao3 acc - hanniecoups

Hong Jisoo and Lee Seokmin never chose each other, forced into marriage for business, not love. But as they slowly fall in love, hidden plans and painful betrayals threaten everything. Was their marriage just a contract... Or something real worth fighting for?

Jeonghan is an omega leader. He leads his pack without an alpha. He's strong and smart, but if he was being honest, what's an omega without its alpha? After his father, the past alpha leader of the pack, died, he thought that he will be able to lead the pack on his own, but that thought crumbled after his pack was attacked by a group of rogues. What will happen to the omega leader that leads the serenity pack? A seventeen abo au with lots of gay shit :) Knotting, mpreg, and mating is here so if you're not comfortable, don't read

Seokmin has always known his place. He's the loud one, the sunshine, the boy people love having around but never look at twice. And Joshua Hong? He's the opposite in every way - effortlessly charming, universally adored, the kind of boy who seems untouchable. The kind of boy Seokmin tells himself he could never have. So when Joshua looks his way, Seokmin assumes it's annoyance. When Joshua goes quiet around him, he assumes it's dislike. When Joshua stares a little too long, Seokmin convinces himself he imagined it. What Seokmin doesn't know is that Mr. Popular is a disaster in his own right - nervous, flustered, and completely undone by the boy who laughs like sunlight. Joshua's perfect image cracks every time Seokmin walks into a room, but he has no idea how to show it without giving himself away.

It's a story about twelve boys put in one class with a new student put as their class president, will they get together and make one big group or will they stay as thirteen and fail they're mission?

Joshua Hong is (18), barely passing, constantly skipping class, and doing everything he can to avoid going home. He's labeled as a problem student long before anyone asks why he's struggling. Deokyeom is the young teacher (22) who notices everything, the absences, the exhaustion, the quiet way Joshua stays after class like he needs someone. What begins as concern slowly turns into something far more dangerous once the bell rings and it's just them left in the room.

Joshua accidentally saves a disguised K-pop idol from being hit by a bicycle, but a bystander films it. The video goes viral. Internet ships them HARD. Now everyone thinks they're a secret couple-and Dokyeom manager loves the attention. The problem? It started with a lie, but now Joshua knows exactly who he fell for... and he's in deeper than he ever planned.

Kim Mingyu's life is built around love, loss, and responsibility. At just 26, he's a single father to his four-year-old son, Hansol, after losing his wife during childbirth. Between his demanding job as an architect and raising a child on his own, Mingyu barely has time to breathe, let alone take care of himself. But he keeps going-for Hansol, for the memory of the woman he loved, and for the quiet promise he made the day she passed: "I'll give him everything." When work becomes too much and his parents begin pressing him about moving on, Mingyu knows something has to change. At the recommendation of his best friend, Seungcheol, he hires Jeon Wonwoo, a soft-spoken barista with a gentle smile and calm eyes, to help look after Hansol. Wonwoo expects nothing more than a simple babysitting job. But what he finds instead is a small family still grieving, still healing, and still learning how to love again. Hansol latches onto Wonwoo almost immediately-calling him "Mumma Woo" and drawing crayon pictures of the three of them like it's always been that way. Wonwoo doesn't want to get attached, but the warmth of the home, the sound of Hansol's laughter, and the quiet way Mingyu smiles when no one's looking make it impossible not to. Everything becomes more complicated when Mingyu, out of desperation, tells his visiting parents that he has a new lover-hoping to stop their constant pressure to move on. But now they want to meet the supposed boyfriend, and with no one else to turn to, Mingyu asks Wonwoo to help him one last time: "Just pretend... just for a week." Wonwoo agrees, for Hansol's sake. For Mingyu's sake. Maybe even for his own. But fake smiles start to feel real. Late-night conversations blur the line between pretending and longing. And the way Mingyu looks at Wonwoo when Hansol falls asleep in his arms makes it harder and harder to remember what they're not.

Ultimately, the only thing that gives us true happiness is love. fame and money are just a cover for joy..... But I can lie that loving an idol is a test of love if it's not true is not complete.