I can't see you, yet I can feel you out of the noise of the world.

Hongbin, a famous detective, had allways had trouble sleeping. But when he did, he would walk in his sleep without him realizing it. Living alone, no one knows about it except his victims. And his victims never live to tell the truth.

Jeong Inseong loves working as a junior detective for the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency. The job is tough, he has to obey orders from the seniors, but he isn't complaining. It was what he always wanted to do. But when the entire nation goes into panic mode over the supposed reappearance of a serial killer, Inseong finds himsel

“Let him go! It’s me you want.”  - These were the first words Chanyeol heard, when he was about to be executed for murder. Little did he know that these words would save his life.

8 years after Eunji's leave to London, Korea's Seoul Medical University Hospital have called her back as a last year resident. 8 years ago, she faced the death of her fiance, Nam Woohyun, and her good friend, CAP. She had moved on from the past, but she made sure she won't make the same mistake ever again. Kinda leaving a trauma in her.

Jimin did something bad. Really bad. It was an accident and no one knows but him and Yoongi. Or do they? A thrilling story about a murder case full of mysteries.

It's all wrong, so wrong, everying about it. How did they come to this? - AU where IQ points are transferred by murder

Everyone has secrets. Everyone has hidden at least once in their lives. Everyone has been hurt. 'The show must go on,' but how can the show go on with no one left to perform it? 

[8th December 2018] Man, 31 years old, dead, shot in the head, projectile not found, black shoes, black suit, rolex right side, open mouth, open eyes, back lying, bump on the back of his head, close the park, bench 2 meters away, call by Song Jin Ae   [9th december 2018] Song Jin Ae, 28 years old, dark brown hair, brown eyes, waitress at cafe L'Amour, found the subject 30 min. before arrival of police. "Last Chance Miss Song, what have you been doing o

In hindsight, Jongin had come to recognise that Kyungsoo had simply been best at bringing out the worst in him. Childhood was like a knife to the throat: so horribly difficult to remove. The more Jongin reflected on the past, the more he came to accept that the blade in his throat was lodged too deep to be extracted. All of the formative events of his youth were tied to his stepbrother. There was no point from which he could untangle Kyungsoo from Jongin. He was only