When Otabek was given his first assignment in the Introductory Carer Program, he naively assumed that his debut case would be an easy one. Instead, he was paired with Yuri Plisetsky, a boy who never left his house and was something of a mystery and a point of pain for his plethora of carers he'd chased away. Initially, Otabek was skeptic. Never before had he met somebody quite so difficult to get through to, but he wouldn't allow himself to be discouraged. He was going to help this sad soul and get to the bottom of what had caused his anguish. {infrequent mild language, non-explicit scenes of sexual content} [completed]

Viktor Nikiforov was a lonely prince. He felt empty. He had lived his life deprived of love for 24 years, and now with his twenty fifth birthday around the corner as well as his coronation, he had a duty to choose an eligible partner to rule the kingdom with him. With Yakov constantly pestering him, and with the enormous pressure building on him, he throws a ball where he is forced to choose a suitable partner to marry. Or at least that was the plan. The young price certainly doesn't expect to be swept off his feet by the kingdom's florist, and things get more complicated than necessary. •••• Forget-Me-Not plants symbolize true love. The forget-me-not flowers are a medium, "true blue". And as the name suggests, they are given or used to decorate gifts with the hope the recipient will not forget the giver. It also symbolizes faithful love and memories.