Sehun was born and raised in a society where it was a disappointment to be an Omega. Omegas, be it  male or female had been through too many repulsive and unjust situations, violence against them had for too long gone unpunished, it was enough already. justice needed to be served. If only he had a position of power but there's nothing he could do but watch. Some people believed that Omegas are not to be loved, they're not to be dated but to be used, and unf

  “I’d never date an Asian guy. They’re just not for us, Tamera. Point. Blank. Period.” Whether we want to believe it or not,

When Sehun's brother passes away in a tragic car accident, Sehun has to find a way to move forward with his grief and care for his surviving children.  Can he put his life back together and deal with his grief while caring for two small children?  Help comes from all around him and before he knows it he learns a valuable lesson about how we heal.

Yoongi lived his life being the one. You know, the guy who always ends up getting oppressed by everyone else because that is how society works. No, he does not meet the one that would change his life forever, he simply grew up and met people who would willingly smile at Yoongi genuinely for once.

Same father. Different mothers. Two half-sisters, who've never known of each other's existence, meet for the first time in their lives. Despite both being half Japanese, cultural differences get in the way at first; Kira is half white, Denise is half black. What will become of these women?

Modeled after Sharon Flake's Who Am I Without Him?,Black and Gold is a short story collection of interracial romance between African-American woman and the loves of their lives who are of Asian descent as they struggle between self-identity, disapproval from the black and Asian communities, and self-esteem issues.

"What If We're Both Scared To Say How We Feel?"   What will you do if you can’t forget about the man you like lov