kang seorin has spent her entire life believing her family is just a little too superstitious. her grandmother keeps vervain by the windows. her older brother, dohyun, has rules about being outside after dark. nobody will explain why the woods are forbidden during a full moon, or why certain family names are spoken like warnings. then sim jaehyun walks into her life. he's arrogant, reckless, infuriatingly charming, and exactly the kind of person dohyun tells her to stay away from. seorin assumes her brother is just being overprotective. until she sees jaehyun's fangs. the world she thought she knew disappears overnight. vampires hide among humans. werewolves defend their territories with blood. witches protect an ancient balance. hunters like her brother have spent generations killing anything they consider a monster. and seorin discovers hunting isn't just part of her family history. it's in her blood. hers belongs to an ancient hunter line tied to the red moon, a supernatural cycle that has demanded the same sacrifice for centuries. when the moon turns red again, seorin is supposed to die so vampires, wolves, witches, and hunters can survive. jaehyun has no intention of letting that happen. even if protecting her means betraying his own kind. even if loving her starts another war. because centuries ago, a vampire from his bloodline fell for a hunter from hers-and the supernatural world has never forgotten what happened next. now history is repeating itself. except this time, seorin and jaehyun might burn the entire system down before they let it decide how their story ends.

seoul, 2004. kang nabi's life was supposed to be simple: keep her scholarship, survive college, and spend whatever money she had left on low-rise jeans and lip gloss. then her car broke down, leaving her indebted to nishimura riki, the irritating automotive student from across the hall. what begins as tutoring sessions and late-night drives quickly becomes something neither of them is willing to name. riki pages her after midnight, sleeps in her dorm, and acts like she belongs to him when nobody else is around. but in public, he insists that they aren't together. nabi pretends she doesn't care. she ignores his calls, flirts with other boys, and leaves angry messages on aim whenever he disappears. still, every time her pager goes off, she secretly hopes it's him. because riki wants her loyalty without giving her commitment, and nabi keeps accepting pieces of him while convincing herself they're enough. until the girl he supposedly left behind shows up in seoul. "you keep saying i'm not your girlfriend, but every time i act single, you punish me for it." in which kang nabi learns that sometimes the hardest person to ignore is the one you told not to page you.

ariella park has two problems. one, park sunghoon has been her bias for longer than she'd ever admit without embarrassment. two, some random guy named minjun has made it his personal mission to annoy the hell out of her on twitter. what starts as petty replies under her enhypen tweets slowly turns into late-night dms, exchanged numbers, inside jokes, jealousy, and conversations ariella starts looking forward to more than she should. minjun is cocky, sarcastic, mean for no reason, and refuses to tell her almost anything about himself. somehow, though, he becomes the person she tells everything to. even the embarrassing things she thinks about sunghoon. especially those. the only problem? minjun doesn't exist. because behind the anonymous account, the fake name, and every smart-ass message is park sunghoon himself. and by the time ariella discovers the truth, she's already fallen for the one person she thought she could trust. now screenshots are spreading, friendships are changing, fans are asking questions, and ariella has to decide if everything between them was just another lie hidden behind a username. because sometimes, saying yes is a lot harder when you finally know who's asking. inspired by "still monster" - enhypen.