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  • what was left in the camera by hoonfus
    hoonfus
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    Minji, Hanni, Danielle, Haerin and Hyein live their youth between school corridors, shared secrets and promises that seemed impossible to break. Everything is recorded on homemade tapes: laughter, games, cards, silences. But as time progresses, the narrator begins to wonder if those memories are as real as she keeps them in her memory... or if they were just an echo that was trapped in the camera. A story about friendship, nostalgia and the ephemeral of youth. Because, sometimes, the most beautiful is also the most fleeting.
  • Oh Say it, Ditto... by TheRubberDuckyPixils
    TheRubberDuckyPixils
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    Alert! Newjeans has gone missing, last time they were seen was outside their dance studio! A mysterious Ditto has popped up, attracted to the group, and leads them to an unfamiliar world. Will they be able to get back? Who will they meet? Will they be able to debut there, and maybe earn another member?! Note: i do not own Newjeans or Pokemon. This is just a fanfiction.
  • 𝒅𝒊𝒕𝒕𝒐 || 𝗿.𝗿 by 1nnieslvv
    1nnieslvv
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    ❤️‍🔥 Five years ago, Hana Rae, a young and ambitious WWE interviewer, met Rhea Ripley backstage at NXT. What started as a nervous first interview quickly turned into an inseparable friendship-and eventually, a deep and passionate relationship. For years, Rhea and Hana were each other's entire world, until Rhea's rising career and increasingly busy schedule slowly drove them apart. Feeling forgotten and heartbroken, Hana ended their relationship, leaving both women devastated. Over the next four years, they built separate lives. Rhea became one of WWE's most dominant stars, while Hana became a beloved SmackDown interviewer. Neither dated again, because despite the time and distance, neither had truly stopped loving the other. When Hana is offered a position on Monday Night Raw, she is forced to confront the one person she's spent years trying to move on from-Rhea. Their reunion is complicated, filled with old feelings, unresolved pain, jealousy, and the fear of repeating their past. But as they slowly reconnect, they begin to realize that they're no longer the same people they were years ago. After confronting the mistakes that destroyed their first relationship, Rhea and Hana decide to give their love another chance. This time, they choose communication, trust, and each other. Their second chance eventually becomes something even stronger than their first, leading to a proposal, a wedding, and the realization that sometimes the greatest love stories aren't about never falling apart-they're about finding your way back to each other. Because Rhea and Hana didn't get a perfect love story. They got something better: a second chance to do it right.
  • DITTO by celeesstialwrites
    celeesstialwrites
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    A short story about Cassandra who is lonely. (Story inspired by New Jeans Ditto MV)
  • Tears Above the City (Pham Hanni x Reader) by chillracoon
    chillracoon
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    In a city that never pauses, Y/N carries the weight of false accusations and a past scarred by bullying. Forced to transfer schools, she finds herself alone, misunderstood, and abandoned by even her own family. Seeking solace, Y/N escapes to the rooftop of her new school, where the world below feels distant and her pain a little lighter. There, she meets Pham Hanni, a girl whose guitar melodies breathe life into the silence. As their bond deepens, Hanni's music becomes a refuge, slowly pulling Y/N from the shadows of her despair. But as Y/N begins to heal, the past threatens to catch up. Will she find the strength to face it, or will the city's tears drown her once more? - TW: This story contains mentions of bullying, smoking, and depression. Reader discretion is advised.