sori moves to seoul for dance quiet, focused, alone. then she meets ni-ki. distant, unreadable, and far too captivating. in a story of late-night practices, silent glances, and slow steps toward something unknown, sori begins to realize that maybe dance isn't the only thing she came here to find.

One reckless night throws them into the same orbit - gasoline and perfume, leather jackets and designer heels. Riki's everything Jennie should stay away from. Jennie is everything Riki doesn't have time for. They clash like metal on metal - sharp words, heated stares, tension thick enough to choke on. But danger has a way of feeling addictive. The more Jennie tries to keep her distance, the deeper Jennie gets pulled into Riki's world of illegal races and midnight escapes. And the more he tells himself she's just a distraction, the harder it becomes to let her go. Jennie's his worst decision. Riki's her biggest risk. And some addictions? They don't just ruin you - they consume you.

Liminal is about two people who were never really supposed to meet... but did anyway. In the quiet corners of university life, Nishimura Ni-ki and Eom Jiyu keep finding each other in moments they don't plan for and feelings they don't fully understand. It's a story of late-night talks, almost-confessions, soft chaos, and everything they never say out loud.

They were thirteen when Riki Nishimura and Lee Yoona fell in love. Years later, Riki is a K-pop idol who forced himself to move on from the girl he never stopped loving. Now that Yoona is back in his life, they're trying to be friends again. But how do you go back to being friends with your first love?