"If you want to go home, just call my name." started: 05/31/26 ended: 06/04/26

[Sim jaeyun Fanfiction] ENHYPEN I let her put on her favorite children audio book on my phone while I cooked the pasta. I hate to admit it but I was really invested in the storyline, just like she was. So when the kitchen door opened hard and flew against the wall we both jumped up. "Who the fuck are you and what are you doing in my house??" I heard a voice yell making me turn around quickly. "I- uh" I was so surprised that I forgot that I was babysitting here. "Wait don't I know you?" He asked suprised and then I suddenly knew who was infront of me. Sim jaeyun. Jake, the guy I told Sunoo about. "Jake?" My voice was full of surprise, he nodded slowly "Y/n from physics right?" I nodded "yeah" "What are you doing in my house?" "I am your sisters new babysitter" I smiled nervous pointing to Lily sitting. Instead of being relieved that I wasn't some random person he looked at me mad.

Forced into a cold, loveless marriage, Y/n endured Jay's indifference until her body gave up. When she collapsed, it wasn't Jay who found her-it was Jake. Returning to an empty house, Jay realizes too late what he's done. Guilt turns to regret, and regret turns to love. Now, he's determined to make things right. But can love truly heal the scars of the past? Or has he lost her forever? 🏅 #2 - parkjay | 9 July 2025

"He didn't want this marriage. And maybe, deep down, neither did I. But fate never asked us what we wanted." This is a Sunghoon fanfic, a reimagined version of my earlier story Unwanted Ties (Riwoo ver). I wanted to share a version with Enhypen's Sunghoon before my upcoming Jake project in June - July 💭 Highest rankings #1 sunghoon #1 yangjungwon #1 Jay #1 Jake #1 Nari #1 riki #1 Parksunghoon #1 Kimsunoo

𝗘𝗫𝗣𝗟𝗜𝗖𝗜𝗧 𝗖𝗢𝗡𝗧𝗘𝗡𝗧 Misa and Sunghoon's arranged marriage has always been a fragile illusion, broken beyond repair. It has never been more than arguments, sex without apologies, and long gone trust. Staying might destroy her, but leaving will ruin everything. - Published: 7.12.25 Started: 7.1.25 Finished: 9.9.25 Word count: 2,000 >