sometimes running away is a good idea. this isn’t one of these times. kim jennie goes back to korea in the hopes of finding herself, what she finds, instead, is her old best friends, and the cold realization that things are probably not going to be the same as they used to anymore. “okay — so maybe moving back to korea doesn’t sound like a great idea anymore. jennie lets out a shaky breath, stumbling on her feet as she tries to move forward; ‘left, right, left, right…’ sh

Daehwi is clueless, Dongho is his annoying new stepbrother and the whole world just seems to be against them.

Quite literally. Daehwi gets stuck in the rain after practice, a notification saves him. ''Lee Daehwi, your uber is arriving now!''  (And suddenly Daehwi is not so sure about the safety thing anymore).

''After his first encounter with Hakyeon in 10 years, word-wide famous star Jung Taekwoon starts wondering how his life would've turned out if he'd never turned into an idol; staying in his hometown, eventually falling in love with his best friend...'' It's always between sold out concerts and Cha Hakyeon. (Or in where Cha Hakyeon is Taekwoon's childhood friend — and first kiss — and Taekwoon can't seem to forget about him).

Lee Jaehwan thinks he has a secret admirer, Kim Wonsik thinks he has sent a confession letter to the right person, and both of them end up getting more than they bargained for.

Lee Jaehwan is dating a celebrity — no one knows that, of course, not even Jaehwan himself. (Or in where world-wide famous celebrity Kim Wonsik falls in love with a very broke, very cute, uni art student whom he doesn't seem to be able to figure out).

''You teach me about literature and I teach you about life, is that a deal?'' Taekwoon is sure — the thing he feels in his chest when Cha Hakyeon laughs is not love, but annoyance because the latter has once again forgotten who Gabriel Garcia Marquez is. Hakyeon needs tutoring (and a miracle) to avoid getting thrown out of the drama club, and Taekwoon, top-ranking student and music prodigy, is just too nice.

Jimin receives love letters — Jennie writes them (that, of course, Jimin doesn't know).