In every story there are heroes and villains. They play the roles of both. Crescent Cafe is a nondescript cafe located at an alley, bringing in less than around 10 customers per day. Underneath the exterior of a failing business, the building masks the headquarters for 8 hired "couriers", doing jobs that range from menial ones such as catching a cheating spouse to skilled ones such as assassinating a gang leader. As long as it does not go against their principles and the pay's enough, the job is considered done. No one pays attention to them and only some know their secret identities. Han Byul is a recent university graduate crippling with student debt, fumbling around to find a part-time job that can at least sustain her until she finds a proper job. Frustrated after another failed job interview, she stumbled upon Crescent Cafe; she went in hoping for a cup of coffee and a peace of mind. What she got was a deadly secret that left the men with two choices: either kill her or take her in. But hey, at least the coffee's good. Action - comedy - romance... and many more in between. Hopefully. [Disclaimer: This story contains descriptions of sensitive themes, death, blood, violence and mild language. No explicit content. It will be as chaotic as ATEEZ.] © dreamperfection; 2019 Book cover credits: the amazing @HONGMAMON

❝ What's the meaning of life? ❞ ❝ Why are you asking me? Just Google it or something. ❞ ❝ If Google knew it I wouldn't be asking now would I? ❞ When a girl asks a guy who sits in front of her in literature class pointless questions.

Jung Hoseok. Everyone knew him as the troublemaker. What they didn't know was his complicated family life. Who would have thought the town's bad boy was the one and only son of the richest family in South Korea.

You grew up with Kim Namjoon. He's been your best friend ever since you can remember. And once he formed the Bangtan Boys, you gained six other best friends for life. Your group is a family. But your feelings for Namjoon might border on something a little bit more than brotherly.