a soulmate au in which people stop aging at the age of 18 until they meet their soulmate so they can grow old together. jeon jeongguk is 212 years old, someone who has lived a long life of love, loss, and grief, and he has tried everything to find his soulmate- well, except a dating app. bangtan writers awards 2020 winner completed 9/23/2019 edited 05/8/2020 sequel "ancient" out now.

if you listen carefully, you can hear the muffled cries of help and gunshots all hidden behind his voice.

"i will be your home."

❝What the fuck are you doing to my house?❞ When a Christmas-loving, innocent and outgoing girl decorates the house of a grumpy, moody and aggressive grandpa who is actually eighteen-years-old. All Rights Reserved. jimineral © 2015 151126 | STARTED 160510 | COMPLETED WARNINGS: Extremely cringey/cliché/cheesy Bad language Mild/borderline sexual content NO PLAGIARISM

he was stuck in winter. while she was living life in spring.

"you're not going to tell her, it's something you shouldn't say. it's something you shouldn't even think twice about, something that you know you can't do. something you can't say." a story in which a girl and a boy's relationship was intentionally made to be forgotten -- jhope x female reader started: august 29 2016 ended: december 4 2016 can't say | jung hoseok by: park_pabo perspective: third person omniscient warning: vulgar language, intended lower case spelling, sexual humor, and dumb decisions made by your character

"The measure of intelligence is the ability to change." #14 - kimnamjoon [04/08/18] © CONTAJOON 2017; all rights reserved.

BOOK 2 OF PAPER CRANES [COMPLETED] Maybe she finally decided to put herself first; maybe he finally learned what giving up meant. [ #188 in fanfiction - November 13, 2017 ]  cityhearts | 2017

[COMPLETED] ❝Fold a thousand paper cranes and your wish will come true.❞ In which Park Jimin knocks at Min Haneul's door one night and complains why his wish still hasn't come true. [ #88 in fanfiction ] [ #30 in army - May 28, 2018 ]  cityhearts | 2017

"there were things the both of us couldn't say" [160423]