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The Rooftop Between Us
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Complete, First published Jun 18
Mature
This story contains graphic depictions of violence, sexual assault, strong language, and emotionally intense themes, including manipulation, trauma, and identity. Reader discretion is strongly advised.

In a city where silence is survival and love is often a weapon, The Rooftop Between Us explores the bruised intimacy between Ezra Moore-a, a soft-spoken nursing student running from a legacy of pain, and the fractured men drawn to him.
Torn between the possessive heir Cha Seung-won and the calculating cousin Jin Seung-min, Ezra becomes more than a lover-he becomes a prize in a power struggle neither man intends to lose. With Amy Park, his fiercely loyal best friend, guarding his light, and ghosts of family trauma threatening to pull him under, Ezra must decide who he is when no one's watching... and whether survival means staying soft or breaking first.
Laced with sharp dialogue, quiet betrayals, and the slow burn of dangerous affection, this is a story about power, love, and the people we become to feel safe in our skin.
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The Mirror Between Us

15 parts Complete Mature

*Basically finished but I might add more later on.* Rosetta never meant to end up here - working late-night shifts at a local restaurant, wiping the same tables and trying not to think about the college classes she silently abandoned. Between her mother's cruel remarks, a distant boyfriend, and a voice in her head that never lets her forget she's a dropout, Rosetta's world feels painfully small. But one slow night, a stranger walks in - charming, attentive, and disarmingly kind. What begins as a harmless flirtation over a Reuben sandwich turns into something more unsettling: the feeling of being seen for the first time in a long time. As the conversation deepens, Rosetta finds herself torn between the comfort of his validation and the uneasy reflection she sees in his eyes - one that might reveal more about her own longing, and loneliness than she's ready to face. The Mirror Between Us is a quiet, slow-burn romance about the hunger to be noticed, the dangers of seeing ourselves only through others, and the fragile line between love and self-discovery.