Understanding Junhui was hard enough- it got even more complicated now that Minghao was around.

  “Room for rent.”  “I’m sorry but I don’t accept males.”  "There’s nothing on your poster that says males are not allowed.”

Minghao and Junhui were trying to perfect their dance routine, but the white rope attached to their wrists kept causing trouble. or The other members of Seventeen catch the pair in a rather compromising position.

In which Kun sneaks out to attend the Dragon Festival only with his friends, looses his way and meets a mysterious person that seduces him. Kun needs to find a way to look for the mysterious person but he gets stuck up by a badluck called Sicheng.

Jeonghan had never thought twice about pulling the trigger on his gun - nor dwelled on the fact that he killed people everyday. The house he lived in, the clothes he wore, the food he ate, were all bought with money from his job. His job of murdering. Jeonghan had only one regret. Not killing that blind boy the moment he stepped into Jeonghan's home. He regretted not killing Joshua.

For the first time Renjun drew something more than flowers or Moomin. What he didn't expect was the boy he drew to come to life.

Seungcheol can hear other people’s gay thoughts – and only the gay thoughts. This has all sorts of consequences, especially for his love life.

“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.)

The letters came nearly everyday, and Junhui's stack in his room was growing. So were Junhui's feelings.

"Hao, am I crazy?"

"Junhui. I can't."

Junhui reflects on his past relationship as he settles into his new apartment in Seoul. 

Jun x Joshua x Minghao | oneshot | Minghao likes Jun, but Jun loves Joshua, and Joshua likes...? Nobody knows. This is a story wherein a man fell for the person that the person he likes love. What a funny twist of fate.

Jun made mistakes in the past and was determined not to make them again. Key word: Was. Past events replay in the present, confusion settles, and a certain person comes to top it all off. Yet through it all, Minghao is still too nice.

Jun spends his days trying to pretend he doesn't yearn for Minghao. It doesn't work.

Vampire Junhui and wizard Minghao set out to explore an abandoned building. They can find adventure, but can they find a way to define their relationship?

Muffled screams, the sound of breaking

Winter-themed one shots for various Seventeen pairings every day leading up to Christmas!

It was Ming Hao's birthday and his boyfriend, Jun Hui, wanted to surprise with a present. Jun Hui was busy the whole day, hoping to see his love after being apart for 3 months. Since he was so busy, he didn't get any notifcations from s, something had happened to Ming Hao.  "Hyung, we have to tell you something..." "No.. no.. This couldn't be.." "Hyung, please.." "I won't listen to you.. Not any of you.."

This is Chinaline oneshot set iny my FlowerShop AU. In which Jun just wants everything to go right.

Jun and Minghao's relationship had been one of ambiguity for as long as they could remember. Finally, though, that was going to change. 

Synopsis: OKAY, no way to explain it. Just a bunch of short fluffy one-shots with the theme of "waking up early morning" no real rhyme or reason.... M just because of the adult themes and bad language theres no lemon. Just wanted to be safe. This story will include JungCoups, Meanie. Chinaline, SeungSol, and SoonSeok. Will update as fast as I can!

Based off of my results in a B.A.P birthday game.

Based on a Tumblr post.

The first time Junhui tells Minghao, they are lying, out-of-breath, on the cool wooden floor of the rehearsal room.

In which Junhui walks the path of memories

Where Jun can't afford to say no to the teacher, and Minghao doesn't really understand Korean. 

I was starting to read "A Father's Love" by raejhinah, and I saw the prompt the author used: "You don't give up on the people you love." This struck me, har