He left. He returned. And now, fate gave them one more chance. Anxin and Sangwon thought their story ended years ago-but the music they create together proves otherwise. Old wounds, lingering sparks, and a love that refuses to stay buried... this time, can they turn their ghost into something real? (Read Party for a Ghost before this)

Zhou Anxin and Lee Sangwon never got along-two classmates who seemed to hate each other's guts. But when a sudden zombie outbreak traps their school, they have no choice but to stick together. Neither of them is prepared for the chaos: students screaming, teachers abandoning control, the constant fear of being bitten. With no weapons, no training, and nowhere safe to run, survival becomes a mix of desperate luck and terrifying decisions. As they move from one hiding spot to another-classrooms, gym storage, even the library-they slowly realise that staying alive means more than just outrunning the dead. It means learning to trust the very person they swore they'd never depend on. But when strange patterns in the outbreak appear-time lapses, missing memories, and repeated scenarios-Anxin begins to question: Is this really the end of the world, or are they caught in something far more sinister?

After a tragic accident, Sangwon clings to memories of Anxin, the friend and love he lost. Years later, he sees Anxin again-but the boy doesn't recognize him. Even without memory, their bond endures, proving that some loves can survive beyond life itself.

Lee Sangwon and Zhou Anxin were supposed to be forever - best friends, brothers in everything but blood, halves of the same heartbeat. From childhood to high school, they were inseparable. But everything changes when Anxin falls for Saera, Sangwon's younger sister. Sangwon, realizing too late that his feelings for Anxin run deeper than friendship, can't stand the thought of losing him. Driven by jealousy and confusion, he sabotages Anxin's chance at happiness - a betrayal that shatters them both. Four years later, fate brings them together again at university. The boyish laughter is gone, replaced by silent resentment and unspoken memories. Forced to collaborate on a music project, the two must face everything they buried - the love, the anger, the longing. As old wounds reopen and blurred lines resurface, Sangwon and Anxin are forced to ask themselves one question: Can you ever go back to the person who broke you - when you were the one who caused the break? Because nothing hurts like love that never had the chance to begin. Started: 10.9.2025 Ended: 11.9.2025 - Remember that the people mentioned in this story are real-life individuals with their own lives. They are not related to or even close to the characters and feelings in my story. It's all fake; it's just a story! - 6 in #unspokenlove

Bad boy zhou Anxin X nerd lee Sangwon My another Not so nonsense story

𝗦𝗼𝗰𝗶𝗮𝗹 𝗠𝗲𝗱𝗶𝗮 𝗔𝗨 ❝ who's that in the background??? ❞ - when life vlogger lee sangwon goes live, a mysterious figure appears in the background and the internet breaks.

They can't stand each other. Literally. Lee Sangwon is sharp, meticulous, and thrives on control. Zhou Anxin is impulsive, unpredictable, and loves breaking every rule Sangwon lives by. When they meet at the same company, sparks fly-and not the good kind. Every meeting is a battlefield. Every interaction, a clash of egos. Anxin rolls his eyes at everything Sangwon says. Sangwon finds Anxin infuriating in every possible way. Yet, inexplicably, every accidental touch, every late-night collaboration, every heated argument ignites something neither wants to admit. Hate feels easy. Desire? Impossible to ignore. As their rivalry intensifies, so does the magnetic pull between them. They hate it. They hate each other. But they hate being apart even more. And soon, the line between hate and love becomes blurred... dangerously blurred.

WONXIN FANFIC (READ AT YOUR OWN RISK) A playboy(Zhou Anxin) with a secret. A bookworm(Lee Sangwon) with no intention of falling. One drunken dare leads to a night they can't forget - and a connection neither of them saw coming.