They say brothers are meant to fight, to laugh, to protect each other, to share the same roof and the same life. And for as long as I can remember, that's what Anxin has been to me-my brother. But somewhere along the way, something changed. The late-night talks, the way his smile lingers in my head, the way my chest tightens when he's near. It's wrong. It's forbidden. It's the one rule I can never break. Because no matter how much I want him... he's my brother. Or at least, that's what I've always believed.

After being cheated on, Sangwon swore he'd never let anyone toy with his heart again. Bitter, broken, and desperate for distraction, he turns to an anonymous chat app. There, he meets someone who never shows their face-only words. But those words are addictive. What starts as late-night comfort turns into dangerous obsession: teasing confessions, whispered fantasies, and the kind of intimacy Sangwon never expected to feel again. He doesn't know who's behind the screen. What he doesn't realise is that it's Anxin-his rival, his enemy at school. By day, Anxin is cold, sharp-tongued, and impossible to tolerate. By night, he's the faceless stranger Sangwon craves. And Anxin? He's already too far gone. Keeping Sangwon hooked has become more than a game-it's his obsession. But when secrets blur and identities collapse, revenge, lust, and obsession threaten to burn them both alive.

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?

A collection of one-shot stories featuring different pairs and bonds-from love to friendship, siblings to unexpected connections. Short, heartfelt moments told in a single chapter.

Sangwon is twenty-two, a single father, and barely surviving a life built on exhaustion and broken promises. Love left him once, and he swore it would never return. Then Leo appears-quiet, steady, impossible to ignore. He doesn't ask for explanations. He doesn't offer easy answers. He simply stays, weaving himself into Sangwon's carefully guarded world. And somewhere along the way, the past comes knocking-a bond Sangwon thought lost, a family he never expected to see again. And for the first time in years, Sangwon begins to wonder if some things that were lost were never truly gone. This is a story about love that waits, loyalty that endures, and a heart learning to believe it's allowed to want again.

Childhood promises linger long after years of distance. Lee Sangwon and Lee Leo were inseparable as kids, bound by laughter, secrets, and a vow to always stay by each other's side. But when Leo leaves for the city, Sangwon is left behind, carrying a quiet love that grows in the shadows of his heart. Years later, Leo returns to their coastal hometown, and the reunion sparks a whirlwind of longing, jealousy, and unspoken truths. Sangwon struggles to navigate his feelings, while Leo grapples with the realization that he has always loved Sangwon too. Amid the gentle chaos of friendships, budding romances, and childhood memories, hearts are tested and confessions are made. As waves crash against the shore, old bonds are mended, new love begins, and two souls finally choose each other-breaking the silence that has held them apart for so long.

Lee Leo and Sangwon met as classmates in college, both pursuing Psychology. On the surface, they couldn't be more different-Leo, quiet and withdrawn, keeping the world at arm's length, while Sangwon was curious, openhearted, and drawn to people. When Sangwon noticed Leo always sitting alone, he reached out, determined to befriend him. At first, Leo was difficult to understand-complicated, guarded, a puzzle Sangwon couldn't quite solve. Yet over time, a bond grew between them. Laughter, long conversations, fleeting glances-moments that seemed to hum with something more. For Sangwon, that something blossomed into love. He tried to hide it, fearing it would ruin what they had. But the way Leo looked at him-the spark in his eyes, the warmth in his smile-made it impossible to ignore. For a year, Sangwon treasured every detail, every glance, every heartbeat that made him believe the feeling might be mutual. Finally, he gathered the courage to confess. Leo's response was gentle but devastating. Though touched that he had been someone's happiness, Leo admitted he could not return Sangwon's love-he was straight, and his heart did not sway in that direction. He promised nothing would change between them. But everything did. Days later, Leo began to drift away-ignoring Sangwon, avoiding meals, acting as if their closeness had never existed. Sangwon's heartbreak curdled into anger, betrayal, and bitterness. The friendship that once lit up his life collapsed into silence, leaving only resentment where love had once been. Two years passed. Wounds remained unhealed. Then fate intervened. Their professor assigned them to a joint project-one that required living together for a month, observing each other's habits and daily lives. Forced into close quarters, Sangwon and Leo must confront the wreckage of their friendship, the love that was never returned, and the unspoken truths still lingering between them.

Zhang Jiahao has three rules at work: 1. Never miss a deadline. 2. Never lose to anyone. 3. Especially never lose to Zhou Anxin. Because Anxin is chaos wrapped in sunshine-too loud, too bright, too friendly for someone who ruins half of Jiahao's carefully controlled life. They've been rivals since the day they met at SilverLine Creative, turning every project into a silent battlefield. But when the company assigns them to lead the biggest campaign of the year together, the rivalry stops being fun-and starts feeling dangerous. Not because they might kill each other. But because Jiahao starts noticing things he definitely shouldn't. Like the way Anxin bites his pen when he's focused. Or how his smile stays in a room even after he leaves. And Anxin? He starts wondering why his enemy looks good even while scowling at him. Deadlines. Arguments. Accidental touches. Two desks pushed too close. A love story no one in the office is surprised by-except the two of them.

Lee Leo x zhou anxin Mature ⚠️ It's already 2026. Now stop fighting over Leowon and WonXin. just sit down and enjoy the Leoxin meal. 🍽️😌

Some chains are made of steel. Others are made of desire. Lee Leo never believed in destiny, until he met Lee Sangwon-a man who hides behind silence, restraint, and walls too high to climb. To Leo, Sangwon is a storm contained in glass, and he can't resist breaking it open. Zhang Jiahao thrives on chaos, and Zhou Anxin gives it to him in every argument, every sharp word, every stolen glance. They burn each other alive, unable to stop, unwilling to walk away. Two couples. Four lives. Drawn together by chance, bound together by chains they cannot escape. But chains can strangle... or they can hold you steady. In a world of dark nights, reckless choices, and forbidden tenderness, they must decide: Are these chains prisons-or the only kind of freedom they'll ever know?