Martin is the quiet, creative type who usually keeps to himself at school, while Juhoon is the outgoing, popular athlete who seems to know everyone. When Juhoon unexpectedly starts spending time with Martin, the two form an unlikely friendship that slowly turns into something deeper. As they navigate school rumors, late-night adventures, and the confusing excitement of first love, their connection begins to feel bigger than either of them expected. The story captures the chaotic, playful feeling of teenage romance and the way falling for someone can make everything feel new, nostalgic, and a little like a scene from a movie.

Everyone knew Juhoon for two things. His angel-like face... And his reputation as the biggest walking red flag on campus. Quiet, charming, and impossible to read, Juhoon was the kind of person everyone warned others about. He never stayed, never got attached, and never believed in feelings that lasted. Until Martin. Martin was everything Juhoon wasn't. Loud where he was quiet. Warm where he was distant. A walking sunshine with soft eyes that made people forget how chaotic he truly was. They were just friends. At least, that's what they kept telling everyone. But friends don't look at each other like they're the only person in the room. Friends don't become each other's comfort place. Friends don't know every little habit, every secret, every hidden pain. Between late-night talks, university chaos, teasing arguments, and a friend group that sees everything before they do... One question remains: Were they really just friends? Or were they pretending not to notice what everyone else already knew?

A harmless game of Truth or Dare at a party leads to two teens-polar opposites-to fake a relationship as a dare. They play along to avoid embarrassment... until the lines blur.

Martin had always hated Juhoon. It was clear for everybody. Like black on white. Or maybe Martin didn't hate Juhoon, more like what he felt for him. When they were in their last year of elementary school, they completely stopped their friendship. Years later, when Martin's nineteen birthday arrived, he wanted a smal party until Juhoon arrived at his apartment. Thus night turned into horror than feeling. A 𝓶𝓪𝓻𝓱𝓸𝓸𝓷 fanfiction.

Martin is popular and strong in sports, but struggling in class. When his parents hire a tutor, he expects help-not his school rival, Juhoon. Forced to study together in secret, their rivalry slowly starts turning into something neither of them planned for.

Everyone thinks their father will be the first man to love them. Juhoon believed that too. Until the day he confessed that he liked guys. He never imagined his father, Mr. Kim, was deeply homophobic. By the next morning, Juhoon had lost everything. No home. No family. Nowhere to go. He wandered the streets, not knowing how long he'd survive. Then he met him.

A devastating story about two childhood best friends, who in a way, helped each other from different problems. Important : This story is a fanFICTION. It's a made-up short narrative that have nothing to do with real life. May contain : Sexual assault, underage in the very beginning, cussing, any type of harmful substance, fetishes, toxic surroundings.

→ juhoon and martin being the softest cuties ♡ //cross-posted on ao3// (i'll be legit i've never posted on wattpad before so any tips/recs are welcome!)

Martin and Juhoon were born on opposite sides of a centuries old war. One is the future Alpha of the strongest werewolf pack, the other is the heir to the Vampire Council. Forced to work together after a series of mysterious attacks threaten the fragile peace between their species, they uncover secrets that could start another war. The last thing either of them expects is to begin questioning everything they were told to hate.

Martin has always lived inside noise. Music, chaos, voices, anything that keeps silence away. Because silence is not peace to him - it's memory. It's his mother's grave. It's unanswered words. It's everything he can't stand to feel. At Cortis High, he's known as loud, easygoing, and effortlessly talented in music production. But beneath all the sound he creates, there's a constant fear he can't escape: what happens when everything goes quiet? Then Juhoon arrives. Quiet. Detached. Impossible to read. A boy who doesn't just avoid noise - he exists outside of it. But something about him feels wrong in a way Martin can't explain. Like silence itself has taken shape and started walking through the halls. And the more Martin tries to understand him, the more the world around him starts to feel... wrong. Because silence, once it finds you, doesn't leave quietly.