Jake buys a humanoid android designed to be the perfect companion. Unfortunately for humanity, the android is Park Sunghoon. A devastatingly beautiful super-android who: • develops emotions at terrifying speed • gets jealous of furniture Jake sits on too long • treats cuddling like a legally binding contract • and once created a THIRTY-TWO-SLIDE POWERPOINT titled: "Why Park Sunghoon Loves Sim Jaeyun More: A Statistical Analysis" complete with charts. And citations. Meanwhile Jake is fighting for his life every day because his giant robot boyfriend says things like: "I rewrote my emotional architecture for you." and then five minutes later goes: "You kissed the cat before me this morning." Now Jake's daily routine includes: • convincing Sunghoon not to threaten baristas internally • losing arguments to advanced robotics and weaponized yearning • getting seduced through what is essentially emotional cybercrime • and realizing giving artificial intelligence abandonment issues was maybe unethical The worst part? Sunghoon genuinely believes he's normal. A sci-fi romance about love, humanity, catastrophic attachment issues- and one android man who achieved sentience solely because he saw one pretty human and decided: mine.

Jake thought the monster under his bed was going to murder him. Unfortunately the monster turned out to be: * emotionally clingy * devastatingly handsome * obsessed with My Little Pony * weirdly rich * deeply convinced they were basically already married Now Jake has to survive: ✔ a giant ugly flying beast that hisses affectionately ✔ seventeen kisses a day minimum ✔ a boyfriend who growls when ignored ✔ school rumors that Sunghoon is a toxic mafia boyfriend ✔ emotional damage from statements like "you are my favorite place" ✔ Sunghoon's ancient vampire butler witnessing him trapped inside a hoodie like a kangaroo baby Meanwhile Sunghoon- an eldritch horror who owns a massive gothic mansion- abandons all of it willingly to live under the bed of one loud sixteen-year-old boy who once tried feeding him crayons. A story about love, trauma, emotional support blanket forts, and a horrifying ancient creature learning that forehead kisses solve approximately 93.87% of problems.

When six-year-old Sunghoon and Jake meet in a sandbox, they make a promise they'll repeat for the rest of their lives: "Sandbox love never dies." Twelve years later, they're complete opposites. Sunghoon is the most popular and beautiful boy in school, while Jake is the quiet, overlooked nerd everyone wonders why Sunghoon refuses to leave behind. Then one disastrous night changes everything. After surviving a mysterious fire and a failed occult ritual, Sunghoon returns possessed by a demon. He can no longer eat ordinary food-every attempt ends with him violently throwing it back up. The only thing that keeps him alive, healthy, and beautiful is consuming human flesh and bones. The longer he refuses to feed, the more his body slowly decays. Determined to protect Jake from the horrifying truth, Sunghoon hides his curse behind fake smiles, makeup, and late-night visits through Jake's bedroom window. But as people begin disappearing and his humanity slips away, keeping his secret becomes impossible. A dark blend of supernatural horror, heartbreaking first love, and bittersweet humor, Sandbox Love is a story about childhood promises, monsters who still know how to love, and two boys who refuse to let go of each other-even when the world insists they should.

The crown prince was supposed to be a terrifying beast. Unfortunately for the kingdom, Jake Sim is an idiot. When a curse turns Crown Prince Heeseung into a giant monster every night, everyone is terrified of him. Everyone except Jake. A stable boy whose first reaction to meeting a giant cursed beast is: "Wow. You're pretty." Now Heeseung spends his nights being brushed like a horse, emotionally manipulated by a sixteen-year-old, and slowly falling in love while Jake accidentally trips over every object in the kingdom. Featuring: • a cursed prince with severe Jake-related problems • a stable boy with absolutely no survival instincts • a cancelled wedding • one heartbroken ice prince named Sunghoon • a goat that should have been a cow • an oak tree that witnessed far too much • enough emotional damage to traumatize a priest forever A story about love, curses, terrible decisions, finding home, and proving that true love's kiss can apparently fix everything. Except Jake's relationship with gravity.

New student Heeseung is strange. Too strange. Jake starts documenting evidence: * never eats cafeteria food * knows things before they happen * doesn't blink enough * body temperature weirdly cold Jake becomes fully convinced Heeseung is either: * an alien * a vampire * government experiment Meanwhile Heeseung is just socially awkward and deeply in love with Jake.

Everyone thinks Sunghoon is mute. He isn't. After years of trauma and abuse, speaking feels impossible, so he spends his days alone on the same lunch bench, hidden behind headphones and silence. Then Jake sits beside him. At first, it's nothing. A shared bench. A few snacks. An umbrella left behind. Small gestures that slowly become a friendship neither of them can explain. While the rest of the world asks Sunghoon to be different, Jake never does. He learns sign language just to understand him. He waits through the silence. He stays through the panic attacks, the nightmares, and the bad days. And somehow, without realizing it, Sunghoon begins to heal. What starts as a quiet friendship grows into something deeper-a love story built on trust, patience, stolen hoodies, accidental confessions, imaginary seven-child family plans, and countless moments that change both of their lives forever. A story about healing after trauma, finding your voice, and discovering that sometimes the person who saves you isn't the one who fixes you- They're the one who simply sits beside you and never leaves. This is a heartwarming romance about two boys who learn that love isn't always loud. Sometimes, it's found in the silence.

Park Sunghoon is the kind of pretty people turn into stories about, without ever bothering to ask if he wants to be one. Tall, composed, quietly untouchable on the outside , but inside, he spends years convinced that if he isn't perfect, there won't be anything left worth noticing. He learns early how to exist as something admired, and much later how exhausting it is to be seen only in pieces. Then there's Jake: loud, earnest, emotionally unfiltered, and completely unaware that he's changing anything just by staying. Somewhere between cardigan names, terrible duck theories, shared coffees, and too many moments where Jake says something ridiculous at exactly the right time, Sunghoon realizes something slowly and unevenly: he was never meant to be a perfect object of admiration , he was meant to be a person. And Jake becomes his safety pin in the simplest way possible. Not something that holds him together because he is broken, but someone who stands beside him so he doesn't feel like he has to keep everything stitched in place by himself. The kind of love that doesn't demand perfection, only presence. In return, Sunghoon learns to love Jake just as loudly and gently back , through fixed collars, quiet touches, and the kind of affection that doesn't need rehearsal. Safety Pin is a story about insecurity that slowly loosens its grip, about being seen beyond beauty, and about two people who were never meant to "complete" each other , just to sit beside each other until neither of them feels like they have to disappear to be loved.

Sometimes kissing the Beast doesn't turn him into Prince Charming, but into a Prince Charming you want to punch...

Yunki story !Warning! : drugs, abuse, age difference

What happens when the person you least expected... becomes the only one who understands you?