In a world where perfection is demanded and silence is expected, one choice shatters the illusion. Scandalous Love is a tale of passion and defiance, where intimacy collides with public scrutiny and the cost of honesty is measured in sacrifice. Set against the backdrop of fame and expectation, the story explores what happens when love refuses to stay hidden - when vulnerability becomes rebellion, and truth becomes scandal. At its heart, Scandalous Love is not about controversy, but about revelation: the courage to be seen, the chaos of desire, and the echo of a bond too raw, too real, too unforgettable to be erased. Is it really a crime to love someone?

"Marry me." Hanni turned with a raised eyebrow, directing her attention towards the person who was sitting at one of the tables. "I'm sorry... what?" "Will you marry me?" she asked again. There was a long moment of silence. "Today is Thursday?" "Friday." the woman said. "I'm sorry, I only get married to strangers on Thursdays." Hanni said, filling her cup with coffee. "I'm afraid that will have to wait until next week." The woman looked her up and down "I have an offer for you." ~~~~~~~~~~ this is a Bbangsaz adaptation. All rights go to original author.

The dead don't hunt by sight. They hunt by sound. Minji has learned how to survive in the quiet - how to move without leaving echoes, how to carry grief without letting it make noise. Being alone is safer. Being alone is survival. Then she hears footsteps where there shouldn't be any. A gun. A breath held too long. A stranger in the ruins who isn't infected - and isn't harmless either. In a world where one sound can end everything, trust is dangerous, attachment is louder than screams, and silence is the only thing keeping them alive. Some things are worth risking the noise for. Some aren't. Content Warnings: Mature themes, horror, violence, gore, implied sexual content, strong language, death, trauma, and post-apocalyptic survival situations.

Hanni hasn't needed a paternal figure since the day hers walked out on her,she's learned how to stand on her own just fine. At twenty-four, she lives between reckless nights and quiet mornings, never staying long enough anywhere to grow roots. Teaching sign language to a three-year-old was never supposed to change that. Minji, thirty-two and impossibly composed, only wants to understand her daughter better. What she doesn't expect is Hanni slowly slipping into their routine, into their home, their silences, their comfort. As lessons turn into shared moments and boundaries blur, Hanni begins to realize that some forms of care feel dangerously close to love... and walking away might hurt more than staying ever could. Minji g!p This is an adaptation of a oneshot

Danielle Marsh, a young married college professor. Her life has been peaceful despite knowing her husband is cheating. She met her new neighbor who will turn her life upside down. Haerin Kang, a young, mysterious, and good looking guy who moved to his grandfather's house after his grandfather suddenly dies. The two had an affair and Haerin gets too possesive and addicted to Danielle. Danielle who realizes the situation is getting out of hand, has to deal with series of situations to bring her life back. P.s. Pls. read the disclaimer first before proceeding in reading the chapters.

"Those honey gold eyes fell upon me, steady and unyielding. I stood cloaked in black steel, she in white cloth. In that quiet moment, I wondered if a soul such as mine, marked by shadow and sin; could ever be worthy of her grace." Haerin G!P

prequel to black swan.

A Bbangsaz story wherein Mrs. Ashford (H) meets the family's OB-GYN, only to realize at the appointment that it was her ex for 11 years back in high school all through college. The same woman she dreamed of having a future with- will be the one who's gonna take care of her through her pregnancy days. How will this end?

Minji, finds herself captivated by a violinist playing in the subway-her music raw, aching, impossible to ignore. Hanni has talent beyond measure but nowhere to go, her dreams cut short by circumstance. Without a word, Minji intervenes. Money appears when it's needed. A violin replaces the worn, battered one. A door quietly opens, leading Hanni back to the life she was meant to have. And through it all, Minji remains at her side-watching, guiding, protecting. Hanni tilts her head, eyes searching. "You act like I belong to you." Minji only smiles. "You do."