Jongdae's a fourteen-year-old student wizard suffering from acne and hormones and the frustration of not having a familiar of his own. He would be totally happy with one, but he ends up with two, and all is not idyllic. He's totally got this, though. Totally.

Yifan works a lot, and Baekhyun believes he's included as "work" so Yifan should pay more attention to him.

Jongin buys a pair of shoes that, when he dances in them, sends him back to the 1920s, where he meets and falls in love with a jazz musician.     I played with the prompt a wee bit to make it somewhat more logical to me, as if time travel if logical at all. This takes place in New York, U.S.A, so all the names are given name name followed by family name. Because of all the immigrants at the time, nicknames were often given based on n

After breaking up from a long-time boyfriend, Chanyeol's life pretty much stops. He merely exists until he takes some familial advice and leaves his apartment. He meets someone he didn't expect and certainly didn't expect to need so much.

Chanyeol is a rookie hero paired with none other than the King of Heroes himself — Zeus. He soon learns that being a superhero isn't all witty one-liners and rescuing cats from treetops.

Jongin travels to the bottom of the ocean to learn about marine life from the safety and security of an underwater city only to find it's neither as safe nor as secure as advertised.

Who better to teach Kyungsoon the ins and outs of female fashion than best friend and bane of her existence, Byun Baekhee?

It's difficult to do many things as a cat, mostly due to lack of thumbs. Born-cats don't know the struggle. Made-cats, like Jongdae, do, but he supposes it's punishment for being a and mixing up ingredients.

Sehun doesn't think being sent to the rural Korean backcountry is going to change him in any way, but the boy he meets might.

Chanyeol smokes to cope with the stresses of life, including-but-not-limited-to his crush on a new freshman.

Longer than drabbles but still short. Nothing's more than 1,000-ish words. Everything is cats.

Dr. Byun Baekhyun does his best to heal the local stray's wounds—physical and emotional.

Minseok responds to a report about suspicious activity in an abandoned house in the middle of the city’s suburban area. He’s part horrified and part broken at what he finds: a small child, terrified and alone, who immediately attaches himself to the closest kindness: Minseok himself.

Misfits have to stick together.

As if being a college student or a superhero isn't hard enough in and of themselves, Baekhyun is both and also trying to work up the courage to ask out his crush, Do Kyungsoo.

Jongdae just wants to play volleyball, but his team mate's kind of a jerk.

Zitao moves to Korea for school and a fresh start. He meets a man who makes the future something to look forward to.

Chanyeol writes an advice column for his university's newspaper, replying to letters about student concerns, lost connections, etc., but refuses to reply to the letters that appear to be love confessions to him.

Hoseok's family moves into a new house, and he finds an unexpected roommate with a sad secret.

Baekhyun's never been to Hawai'i.

Chanyeol's friends are flirting with him, and he's terrified. He has no idea his avoidance is killing them.

Jongdae's class project is as much an investigation as an analysis.

Jongin's making his way to America in hopes of a better life, one where he can support himself with his art. Baekhyun is an aristocrat supporting himself on his family's money, making his way to America to be married to someone he's not in love with.

Chanyeol finds a man sleeping on his balcony and has questions. One: How did he get there? Two: Could he have anything to do with the death of his neighbor?

It's not like Jongdae's never been picked up from an alien gay bar before. That's not the issue. The issue is this supposed prince who's picking him up with a line about them being soulmates and Jongdae not being able to talk his way out of it.