The five times Jihoon kisses Soonyoung on the cheeks, and the one time he kisses him on the lips.

When The BOO Crew (Seungkwan’s little gag trio’s name in honour of October) saves Jeonghan by dressing him up as Emily from the Corpse Bride, he didn’t expect Seungcheol to dress up as Victor.

Soonyoung laughs. “Yeah. Dating, as in you’re my boyfriend and I love you.” Junhui doesn’t faint. Jihoon does. (Or: Junhui makes a mistake and now Soonyoung thinks he is Jihoon’s boyfriend.)

“I will never, in a million years, like you,” Minghao sternly says—his eyes all fire and ice, and Junhui smiles bitterly. A laugh then comes out of his mouth, empty and hollow, but Minghao doesn’t seem to notice it. (Or: Junhui flirts and Minghao doesn’t like children of Aphrodite.)

“Oh, yes. Mermaids are beautiful things—and all beautiful things are real. For how could anyone think of such?”

Mingyu starts coughing up flower petals.

Soonyoung kisses him and Jihoon’s lungs feel like hellfire but it feels good—he tastes so, so good and he wants more.

Mingyu doesn’t know why people think he’s good at this romance thing. (Or: Mingyu is an Aphrodite kid who’s secretly crushing on a certain Athena kid but he’s so awkward at romance, Oh Gods, someone send help.)

In a world where you could see the exact date of when someone is going to die, except yourself, Kwon Soonyoung finds himself falling for a boy who spends his time writing in a hospital room.

“Basically,” Wonwoo sighs and Mingyu turns to look at him, “just keep that feeling of hope in you and everything will be okay.”   Somehow, Mingyu believes just that.

Jinhwan only visits Junhoe during the night and Junhoe wonders why.