10-year-old Hyuk in the hospital makes friends with window-washer Jaehwan.

Six boys growing up together. They'd always been together, gone to hell and back together, and always stuck by each other. Unfortunately, growing up in the most dismal of situations doesn't do much for one's psychological growth, and each had dealt with their lives in their own way.  19-year-old Hakyeon, otherwise known as N, and 17-year-old Jaehwan, otherwise known as Ken, tended to be on the more crazy side. They did whatever they could to get rid of their dark surroundings by crack

She knew. She knew the moment she sat up in bed after getting a pillow wacked on her face and blanched in discomfort. The bloated feeling. The tenderness. The uncomfortable slickness. And worst of all the feeling as if an elephant had parked its on her stomach all night and made itself comfortable. The cramps. Oh god the cramps. After a quick run to the bathroom and a quick glance at her phone to see that yes, today was the first day of actual promotions o

Cyborgs are the future. They're also highly regulated.  The tragic love between two humans who became so much more.

Kyungsoo is a good father, he likes to think. He plays with his son, gives him his favorite food for dinner, puts him to bed, reads him stories, and tries to shield him from the evils of the world. The question is, can Kyungsoo shield himself from his marriage?

Riseul never really expected to get into this, but the cute boys with cat ears and fluffy tails just took over her life. And she didn't even care.

Hongbin wishes he were different. He wishes he could be like other people who didn't have anxiety. He wishes he could have a sound sleep the night before traveling without dealing with nausea and unsavory thoughts whirling around his head in the deepest hours of the night. He wishes the anxiety would just go away.

Jaehwan always believed that he was lucky. It had always been drummed into him that everyone else in the world were envious of his people, that he was part of the strongest nation in the world. He thought he would always be loyal to his country and his leader. But chinks in the wall that surrounded the ideals of North Korea were shining through like stars in the night sky, because loyalty is something that must be earned, not forced.

Something I'm sure just about everyone on this site can relate to. Not really a fanfiction, but maybe you'll check it out anyway.

Leo's confrontation with Jiyong sparks things he never would have dreamed of.

Obsessive love

Dongho is faced with the most difficult decision of his life. What worries him is not what he eventually decides, but the reactions of the people he cares about most.  The members are hit with the news with the force of a punch to the gut with brass knuckles. How should they react? How must they support their maknae?