The only time this...thing sat right in Jeno's soul was when he got the letters. Rushing to his mailbox as soon as his shift was over, after midnight, scrambling at the envelope until it was a torn-up mess, too excited to do more than skim the note; its beginning and end:  Dear Jeno, Love Jaemin. 

Chosen family is stronger than blood family, so Doyoung is Jeno's truest older brother. warning: mentions of homophobia

Johnny is your totally average American college student that sells weed on the side. Just weed! Not other drugs. And he gets it totally legally, through his med card. He doesn't think you should judge when his classmates make half as much working at Starbucks.  Anyways...he meets a lot of really cool people through this gig. They're kinda like his family, actually. 

As the pups come of age, they have to figure out their places within the pack. nct abo au.

San Francisco kids go wild the summer before college. 

Jeno doesn't want to go crazy forever. All he wants is one night, just a taste, of what absolutely letting go could feel like.  And Jaemin's going to give it to him. 

Gone were the days when the boys were just young teenagers, trying to figure out who they really were at a summer of fun. They'd grown up, into (sort of) adults, running the summer camp that had changed their lives. 

Mark's college friends thought that Mark made up having a boyfriend that he met at camp.  Those es would soon find out that they thought wrong. 

Eighteen teenage boys, one magical summer camp that they all called home. What could possibly go wrong?

After his freshman year of high school, Doyoung goes to Camp Purple, an all boys summer camp. He meets nine other boys who change his life forever. 

Jisung couldn't believe that the loudest kid in the junior class was his soulmate.     

When a power plant nearby a small suburb suddenly explodes, it gives the local adolescents the ability to sense their soulmate. That's when things get a little messy.