On the 6th of May, Baekhyun died. Between river streams, stuffy tents, sitting under huts on rainy summer days and hand-caught smoked salmon, Chanyeol shows him how to live once more.

Absolutely nothing will go wrong if Baekhyun entrusts his children to the ex-husband he hasn't seen for five years while he's away on a business trip. What's the worst that can happen? (Apparently, everything)

Baekhyun’s married to codeine. Chanyeol’s trying to be a good boy. Sharing nothing in common except for living in the same house, there was only so much one could do when the person who saves the other was really the one who needed saving.

Byun Baekhyun, certified Rich Kid , runs away from home on his 18th birthday to escape the impending doom of adult responsibilities. The story starts with a house fire, a dead man, a car stuck in the ditch, and an anarchist bearing a tattered denim jacket called Chanyeol.

When you die, you get to choose one memory to live in forever. Chanyeol struggles to choose from his miserable childhood, a series of heartbreaks, a longstanding divorce, and a constant battle of choosing between drugs and his son.

On stumbling upon his legs to fetch the books the friar requested, Chanyeol encounters the love of (some parts of) his life.

Baekhyun’s son is dying. The only options he had was to let him go—or accept his former lover’s bargain; the sum of money he needed to save his son’s life, in exchange for spending thirty days with his divorced husband. “Come on, Baekhyun,“ Chanyeol had smirked with his smug smile of his, “it’s just a month… right?”

Mute, psychotic and neuroatypical, Byun Baekhyun struggles to retain sanity to find a happy ending. [Jang-gyo sequel]

On rainy days, Baekhyun would be out in the field looking for four-leaf clovers—and Chanyeol would follow with an umbrella to put over his head.

Baekhyun, deaf and blind, wanted one thing and one thing only—to visit the ocean. So why, even if it’d been only once or even the last thing Baekhyun does, why does Chanyeol seem to actively try his best to prevent Baekhyun from doing so? What could be lurking under the waters that Chanyeol’s so afraid of?

Byun Baekhyun: mute, psychotic, and neuroatypical. Think he's got Chanyeol now? Think again. [Jag-eun sequel]

Chanyeol knew who he was going to marry when he was five years old—a prince, which, of course, he couldn't marry.

Terminally-ill boys falling in love [and despair].

Jongin didn't mean to fall in love with the autistic doe-eyed boy.

Meet Baekhyun, the patient Chanyeol was going to look after. Mute, neuroatypical, and psychotic. Until Chanyeol grows to love him.

Chanyeol wants to jump. Baekhyun wants to fly. But everything that goes up must eventually come down—even if it's love.

A blind pianist—and his enthusiast [who wanted to be more than just his listener]