Jeongyeon tries to find Mina's true love with the help of a tarot reader and a love potion. Mishaps happen. Minayeon crackfic.

Mina's forced to attend a family gathering with her childhood crush. Nayeon tags along because a miscommunication leads to Mina's mother thinking she's the one dating her daughter. Chaos ensues.

There are lots of things Im Nayeon doesn't do. She doesn't hold umbrellas for anyone. She doesn't call someone else the prettiest girl in the world. She doesn't doodle hearts on lyric sheets. She most definitely doesn't leave her glasses on the desk. They're always carelessly thrown in the fridge. And Mina begins to notice.

In which Twice has to survive a zombie apocalypse and Nayeon and Tzuyu are badass. Crackfic with a lot of minayeon smut and a bit of saida on the side

Mina is like a boat at the sea, a girl who finds beauty in the ordinary. Nayeon is like the storm, wrecking everything in her path, including her own life. They're not meant to meet. The storm isn't meant to shatter the boat and break it into more pieces that can be counted. But they do. In which Mina and Nayeon are forced to navigate 365 days of marriage together because of a drunken night in Las Vegas.

"Have you heard a mockingbird sing?" Chaeyoung asks Mina. "Yes, it's a little melancholic, bittersweet." She replies. "She sings like that." Nayeon sings woeful songs at night and no one knows why.

Nayeon thinks Mina has a thing for Momo. Mina thinks Nayeon has a thing for Momo. Momo is exasperated with the two idiots.

What's with Mina and Nayeon and banana bread? Jihyo decides to investigate.

Nayeon, a pop idol worshipped by millions, arrogant and self centered, suffers miserably at relationships with men. Her band mates decide to hire Mina, a prostitute for her birthday, to see if women is what she needs. What would happen when two different worlds and clashing personalities collide?

Chaeyoung asks for Nayeon's help to win Mina over and offers to help her get with Jeongyeon as a return favour. A story where a series of mixed signals complicates things for four girls.