The theory of the multiverse is one that is quite fascinating. It holds that there is an infinite number of universes: all with independent histories, varying laws of physics, different timelines. But most importantly they are all existing simultaneously, without anybody being aware. This could mean that in every single one of these universes there was someone searching for love, discovering love, falling out of love, losing love, protecting love. But why love? Because in one of these loves,

When her older brother goes missing without a trace, a rookie hacker named Roe takes it upon herself to infiltrate databases and encrypted files in order to pinpoint his whereabouts. But when she receives an anonymous message one day, not on her brother's location, but on the different locations of people with strange powers like her brother's, it becomes a race against time for Roe to gather all these individuals b

There are times when humans would rather forget. Whether it be due to a slip of the tongue, an opportunity missed, or an action ill-performed, it all boils down to one thing: we are all merely containers full of regret. But what if your average human had the option of having their memories erased? Why, a chance such as this should be impossible, but really, it's not. You've heard this all, and I'm going to tell you again. Allow me to retell the sad truth of Erasure men.

Maybe in a different time, a different place, I would be someone who deserved you. Maybe if I had not committed the sins I so woefully regret now, I would still be able to stand by your side and hold your hand, willingly.

In which Chen was a noona-lover, and I was not his noona.

Inside his chest was not a beating heart, but the hum of an engine and a network of wires that ran underneath his skin like veins. He wasn't supposed to feel, however, she had taught him otherwise. In her emotionally exhausted state that craved physical affection, he was there to care for her—despite how wrong everything was.