After an unexpected emergency brings them together, single dad and aspiring music producer Jisung finds his quiet life turned upside down by his newborn neighbor Dehya-a fiercely independent young woman juggling new motherhood and a mysterious past.

Hyunjin is a soft-spoken art student who has learned how to disappear-into sketchbooks, into silence, into responsibility far too big for his age. After a fateful night shatters the life he's been enduring, he meets Amara: loud, chaotic, fiercely loyal, and impossible to ignore. She crashes into his world like color on a blank page, and nothing stays quiet for long.

"A retirement home? You want me to volunteer at a retirement home?" "Yes, Minho. You said you needed more volunteer hours." "I meant like... puppies. Not people who think rotary phones are still cutting edge." Lee Minho has a five-year plan: be perfect, go to Princeton, and definitely not fall in love with the girl who's been outranking him since sophomore year. But when that same girl, Dahlia Washington, aka his sworn academic rival, probably evil, kind of hot, turns out to be the volunteer coordinator at the retirement home he's forced into, things get complicated. He expected passive-aggressive bingo nights. He did not expect stolen hoodies, 2 a.m. ice cream, hospital escapes, or catching feelings like some tragic Wattpad protagonist. Enemies to almost-kinda-maybe soulmates. A rivalry fueled by sarcasm, jealousy, and a disturbing amount of eye contact. One extremely judgmental cat. And above all: Lee Minho was not supposed to fall in love. But then again- Neither was she.

"Now. About my underwear..." Changbin's smirk widens, and he looks down at me with an almost playful glint in his eyes. "Ah, yes, your underwear," he says, pulling the lacy thong from his pocket. "I nearly forgot about it... Though, I don't think this was enough for you to earn them." "Oh?" "Turn around. On all fours. Ass up," he said taking off his pants along with his shirt. Don't have to tell me that twice. ----- A Seo Changbin fanfic