Senior, Ahn Mina is secretly afraid of water but manages her high school’s swim team. She loves watching others swim but cannot bring herself to be in water herself from a past traumatic experience. It’s her last year being the swim team’s manager, but somehow the best swimmer on the team figures out her secret.

A one shot about a girl who thought she had lost everything and another who thought she was her everything.

Makoto Tachibana is thoroughly enjoying his high school career: good grades, athletic build, floppy brown hair over charismatic green eyes (we know the puppy dog orbs all too well). But the only thing he seems to be missing is a high school sweetheart.

Youngjae regrets running away from his love and not being able to be there in the last moments of his life. And then, Fate swirls up the waters, gives everything a twist, and suddenly Youngjae can see as clear as a glass bead.  

Jungkook could win thousands of medals for his talents in the water, but none of it would equate to a second chance with the infamous Park Jimin.  

Some things stay the same... even in death.

Newbie. Dark horse, they call him. And Sehun knows that this race can go any way—any way he wants it to. And he wants to defeat the reigning champion, Zhang Yixing.

A day at the lake with the boys, to when you leave their apartment at the end of the day. 

  Ever Blue Sou

[In which Taemin is training to be an Olympic swimmer while simultaniously dealing with teenage insecurities and a disability caused by a childhood injury.]   Imagine that you are a fish underwater. When you look up to the surface, you can see the sky and also the bottom of the ocean…so what are you actually looking at, and where are you going?