Have you ever wondered if you met your soul mate? It could be the cute bartista from the cafe across campus, your enemy from elementary school, the flirty student teacher, or even the tall giraffe with Yoda ears. Hillary goes to South Korea to her dream school. Her father supports her, while her mother is not fond of the idea. Throughout the year, she runs into drama, adventures, love traingles and relationship shizz. Will she survive? [ Currently on Hold ]

Being the second child out of four siblings can be tough. Especially, when you are the only girl. Although, I'm probably less than a girl than Baekhyun, my fraternal, older, twin brother. Heh, long story, you'll find out later. I don't know. I don't find myself interested in things that girls my age like. Boy bands, makeup, fashion, Kim Kardashian. And just because of that, people judge me for it. What's even more difficult is transferring to a new High School in the middle of your Junior year. All of your friends that you left behind, and unfortunately, it's a new start on everything, either you like it or not. Even in my old school, people question my appearance. "You dress like a guy." "Are you even a girl?" It's the same repetitive thing all over and over again. However, my friends slowly learn about who I am and what I'm like. Starting a new school, in a new city, living in a new house... It's as if that identity was washed away, and I have to start from square one all over again. [ Currently on Hold ]

Living life as an agent, a prostitute in disguise, it has never gotten more interesting, yet dangerous, at the same time. The job creates this sensation of pure excitement, a thrill shocking in the body, and, yet did I mention: my boss is hot. Very. Hot. On the contrary, he's a cold and rude jerk. But again, I repeat, a hot one. Did I expect my life to come along this line? No, not at all. But, it sort of happened when I was wandering and clueless on what to do with my life. With work and love drama occurring, let me just say, my life is plainly.. .Screwed. In a good way, or in a bad way? I would say, it works out both ways. [ Currently on Hold ]

Warning. Readers may experience: dying, crying, wheezing, lack of oxygen, breathing trouble, heart attack, heart problems, fangirling, more fangirling, even more fangirling, going through boxes and boxes AND BOXES OF TISSUES, frustration, squealing, craziness, the feels, an unsteady bias list, crying in the closet, rolling in your own pool of tears, moving to a different country, more crying, more feels, spending life savings on pizza, and did I mention, fan girling?