oh, it's love.

Yoongi and Hoseok's grandmothers met recently, and are now the best of friends trying to set them up. @SOCIALSEOK EDIT: i published this March 2018, and it's now August 2019, and i just want to say re-reading this book it's so embarrassing, like i don't even know what i was doing. the plot is all over the place and nothing makes sense. but the book has really good/high ratings to the point where i've been asked to write a sequel. so idrc anymore. it's just all corny, but my writing style has changed for the best. adding to the fact that this was one of my FIRST works i've ever published, so i was simply experimenting with my ideas and trying to get my writing out there /:

"It's amazing how you can preserve someone's beauty with just the flick of your wrist and some smudges of graphite."

Robin, protégé of the infamous Batman, was a selective mute. With a past tied to the Court of Owls and vague memories of experimentation, how does that change our well known birdie? Is it the bird wouldn't sing or couldn't?

Korea goes into an uproar when its announced that its faceless King, Kim Namjoon, likes men and only men. In an effort to get him married off, his grandmother holds a competition in which the winner will become the King's spouse. Korea's gay men gather to win over the King's heart, but from just one look Namjoon feels himself drawn to one particular candidate, Kim Seokjin.

They tell you one thing when you become a teacher: Leave your personal problems at home. Kim Namjoon's problem, however, is also in his workplace. The problem being none other than his coworker, housemate and best friend, Kim Seokjin. Namjoon's daily life consists of teaching English at Hiteu High School of the Arts for Healing. Among that, he resolves teenage drama and has to handle the teasing from his fellow teachers and students regarding his closeness to Seokjin. Every day he's telling everyone, and himself, that he's just a friend. Kim Seokjin has been only that since the day they've met.