Keetak Stories

Keeho didn't mean for his little crush to get so out of hand, it just sort of... happened. One cute yawn during practice, and suddenly he's trying to court Intak like a proper alpha. Too bad he has no idea what he's doing. From gifting sweaty hoodies to over-the-top breakfast tributes, Keeho's attempts at romance are chaotic at best. But Intak doesn't mind. He just thinks it's cute.

Intak wakes up in the wrong bed, in the wrong room, with the wrong face. Keeho's face, to be exact. Turns out, a dumb midnight conversation about who has the easier life accidentally turned into a full-on body swap. Now Keeho's stuck in Intak's body and hating the cardio, and Intak's wandering around in Keeho's face, admiring the cheekbones a little too much. They've got dance practice to survive, teammates asking too many questions, and some unexpected feelings to deal with, all while trying to figure out how to switch back. It was supposed to be a joke. But now... nothing feels like one.

In the glittering heart of the Sun Court, Prince Intak's future has already been decided for him. Marriage. Politics. Duty. Every step of his life carefully traded like coin across a council table. But when the ancient desert race known as The Crossing offers the winner one royal favor, Intak sees his first chance at freedom and takes it. Disguised under a false name, he escapes the palace and enters a brutal race across cursed dunes, haunted ruins, and deadly canyons where only the reckless survive. What he doesn't expect is Keeho, an infuriatingly charming gambler with a talent for trouble, a half-broken flying machine, and eyes sharp enough to see through every lie Intak tells. Forced into an uneasy alliance, the two rivals race side by side through sabotage, sandstorms, old grudges, and the growing truth neither of them is prepared to face. Because winning the race might earn Intak his freedom. But losing Keeho could cost him far more.

Jongseob's world ended the day his father died. At ten years old, he was left alone with grief, isolating himself from everyone. Family, friends, life itself. For three years, he carried the weight of loss, wishing he could turn back time and change the past. Then, by a twist of fate, his wish comes true, but not in the way he imagined. Jongseob wakes up before he was even born, face-to-face with a younger version of his dad. Now, he must navigate a past he barely understands, watch his dad live his life, and confront the impossible truth. Some things can't be changed. As Jongseob learns to let go of grief and embrace the fleeting moments of joy, he discovers that sometimes the greatest gift isn't altering the past, but learning to live fully in the present.

Intak has a secret admirer. His secret admirer isn't the best at being subtle, though.