When was it, Mark wonders, that he stopped believing Jackson when the younger said he was fine?   Jackson calls home from China and Mark just wants him close enough to touch.

Jackson is that kid who demands attention on Sundays at 6 am. Mark fails at ignoring him.

Jinyoung was a hopeless romantic, and a world where everyone was destined to end up with their other half, the person made to complete them? Exactly the kind of world he wanted to live in. He couldn't wait for the day when he would meet his other half, fall in love, spend their lives together. Jinyoung was eighteen when he found his missing puzzle piece. But it did not happen the way he had expected. At all.

Has no one ever told Mark that you're not supposed to just kiss your best friend on the lips? If so, Mark obviously doesn't care, and Jackson... well, Jackson is confused.

The first time Jackson saw Mark, he was reminded of stars.

When Jackson confessed to the rest of their AmeriThaiKong trio that he was crushing hard on one of their best friends, Bambam came up with a plan to make said friend jealous. Mark thought it was brilliant (and hilarious). Jackson wanted to hug them both. With a straightjacket.

Mark should be asleep. He really should. His life is exhausting as it is, even with enough sleep. But his thoughts can't help but wander to his best friend, sleeping on the other side of the room.