Sunoo has always been the last person anyone would expect to be single. He's sweet, charming, and pretty enough to have people wondering why he's never dated anyone. After his friends tease him one too many times, Sunoo impulsively claims he has a boyfriend. There's only one problem: he doesn't. So he ask's someone not close to him at all, Park Sunghoon. Desperate to keep the lie alive, Sunoo asks Sunghoon-a quiet friend of a friend-to pretend to be his boyfriend. They make a few simple rules: don't catch feelings, don't get jealous, and never forget that it's fake. But as fake dates turn into real moments, those rules become harder and harder to follow. Because what happens when pretending starts feeling real?

This book is about two idols sunghoon and sunoo falling in love as idols, in the story they do share a lot of jealousy, but over all it's just two boys stupidly in love trying to survive the life of an idol.

"But... What can I do?? He smiled first..." - Sunoo is new. Quiet. Soft-spoken. The kind of boy everyone calls "harmless" without even thinking twice. So when Eunjin suggests it might be fun to mess with him... nobody really thinks it's a big deal. Especially not Sunghoon, who already has a girlfriend, already has a life, and definitely isn't supposed to get involved. It's just a game. Just a little acting. But is it Just acting or... Something more..?

For five years, Sun and Hoon have given their fans exactly what they want. The teasing. The touches. The stolen glances. The undeniable chemistry. It's just fan service. At least, that's what they've always told themselves. But when a new person enters Sun's life-someone who sees him beyond the cameras-Hoon begins to realize that perhaps the lines between what is performed and what is felt were never as clear as he thought. And Sun? He's beginning to wonder if the person he's been looking for has been standing beside him all along. Because what happens when "for show" starts feeling a little too real?

When star Sunoo is sent to the military, he expects to get a few weeks away from the cameras. But it doesn't take long for him to realize that this place seems even worse than life on stage. His only hope are the few people on his side, in a world full of men. main ships: Sunsun Jaywon

Sunghoon and Sunoo have always been academic rivals, fighting for the top spot. But as their rivalry grows, so do feelings neither of them wants to admit.

Park Sunghoon and Kim Sunoo had loved each other since kindergarten. So when Sunghoon leaves for Seoul at fifteen, the two heartbroken boys promise each other one thing: No matter how many years pass... they'll find their way back. Five months later, Sunoo's entire world changes after a sudden trip to the hospital reveals an impossible truth - he's pregnant. Terrified, confused, and suddenly carrying a secret bigger than himself, Sunoo spends the next years raising his daughter, Park Misora, alone while chasing his dream of becoming an idol. But fate has other plans. After joining a trainee company, Sunoo comes face to face with the boy he never stopped loving. Sunghoon knows nothing. Not about the pregnancy. Not about Misora. Not about the years Sunoo spent crying over memories that never faded. As old feelings return and secret dating begins behind the company's back, everything starts falling apart during one unexpected game show confession: "Someone here... is a mommy." Now, with cameras watching, members asking questions, and the truth finally exposed, Sunghoon is left with one heartbreaking question: "Why didn't you tell me she was mine?" A story about first love, distance, growing up too fast, and finding your way back home.

"Hyung... I feel like I'm not myself. Like this isn't me at all." "What...?" This is the story of a soft, kind boy- or maybe, someone much stronger than he remembers. An accident took away his past, but not his strength. He didn't give up. He started rebuilding his life, one forgotten memory at a time. And that was the moment his love story began. In the end, he fell in love with the person who bullied him badly on his very first day of college. But just when the older one began to melt- without revealing his feelings- a sudden surprise appeared. #sunsun#sunoo#sunghoon#enhypen

"Every day, Sunoo wakes up feeling like a different version of himself-and that's okay. Assigned male at birth and now identifying as genderfluid, Sunoo has spent years trying to fit into a world that always seems to demand one simple answer to a question that isn't simple at all. Some days he feels more comfortable as Sunoo, others as Suna. Some days he doesn't know who he wants to be, only who he doesn't. The only people who know are his older brother, Heeseung, and Heeseung's closest friends-including Park Sunghoon, the boy who's been part of their family for as long as Sunoo can remember. Sunghoon has never questioned Sunoo's identity. Never asked for explanations. Never loved one version more than another. But accepting someone else's love is much harder than accepting their support. As buried feelings begin to surface, old insecurities grow louder. Between hateful words, impossible beauty standards, anxiety, and the fear of never being "enough," Sunoo must learn that self-worth isn't something you earn by becoming someone else. Because maybe... every version of him has always been worthy of love.

Sunghoon is the school's untouchable heartthrob, known for his cold attitude, playboy reputation, and perfect image. But everything changes when Sunoo, a soft and nerdy transferee, enters his world. As Sunghoon keeps protecting Sunoo from his cruel ex and the school's harsh rumors, he slowly falls for him. The only problem is Sunghoon is terrified of ruining his reputation. But when Sunoo gets hurt by the people around them, Sunghoon must finally choose between the image everyone admires and the boy he no longer wants to hide.