Every high school had the groups of popular kids, and maybe Seongcheol considered himself one of them. He was on the football team, he had a lot of friends, and he was generally well liked. Now that he was a senior the whole school knew his name, and he didn't mind. Jeonghan was one of the popular kids, too. Well liked by the ladies and known by most, Jeonghan was one of the students who often came up in conversation. So when the two meet, everyone starts talking.

Taekwoon had always at least tolerated his job - it was good money, the people that worked there were personable, and it was close to his home. He didn't mind it much, as long as it was enough to support his wife and himself. But the routine was something that had always got to him. It was always the same routine, the same schedule, the same everything, and Taekwoon was starting to be tired by it. He'd been stuck in a rut, but maybe his new coworker Wonshik will be able to of

I haven’t imagined a life without you yet but please be happySo that at least my lie can shine

Seokjin was ready for college. He had been ready for college for all of high school, and when he'd gotten into his school of choice he'd been so excited he'd almost thought he was dreaming. He was not excited for his roommate. Yoongi was almost the worst match he could possibly have gotten, and he was stuck with him. All Seokjin had to do was take a deep breath and he could handle him, but he was afraid that too deep a breath could pull in some of the smoke that was always waf

Hansol always knew that something was different. He knew that he was uncomfortable and he knew that he didn't exactly fit in when it came to school and friends. High school can really be a hard time, especially through confusion and changes, but sometimes it takes hard times to become someone that you truly want to be. 

A continuation of "Times Change" (which should be read first, as there are references here to that fic) --- Jackson had been thinking lately. They've known each other for years, dated for years, lived together for years. It wasn't high school anymore. A lot had changed. A lot, but not them.

Hongbin didn't want to worry anyone. He didn't want anyone to waste their energy on a problem that he thought he had under control. He knew that they'd noticed him shaking, noticed him shying away from certain situations, noticed the anxiety in his eyes, but he didn't think that he would have an attack again. He thought those were over. But what if they weren't?

Mark and Jackson rule the senior class. Everyone knew who they were, everyone liked them, and everyone knew they had been best friends for the longest time. They were inseparable. Jackson and Mark. Mark and Jackson. Two of the most popular people in school. But sometimes friendship gets complicated. Sometimes things change.

Jimin might not have been considered the smartest in the class. He might not have been known as the class clown, the teacher's pet, or anything else. What he was was popular, and that was one of the few things he cared about. He had lots of friends, he passed his classes, and he wasn't unknown in the dating scene as well.  But in senior year things change, and when a new teacher is thrown into the mix, what is Jimin supposed to do?

Youngjae and Daehyun couldn't be considered close friends. They knew each other, they hung out sometimes, and they could carry on a pleasant conversation. Daehyun worked nearby at a small shop that sold odds and ends and flowers, and Youngjae had bought a few things from there. But one day Daehyun just started coming over more, bringing different flowers and different knick knacks he'd picked up. Youngjae started calling him friend then. But when Daehyun starts making excuses

Jiyong and Seunghyun were great roomates as far as school was concerned; they rarely got into fights, helped each other with homework, and tried their best to not interrupt each other's social lives. But when a new girl joins their class and both have their sights set on her, something suddenly comes between them. Then, what happens when Jiyong lets a slip of the tongue technically destroy his chances? Seunghyun and Jiyong just have to play along with the game they've just created for each

Taewoon and Jiho were supposed to be house sitting. But when Taewoon gets home late he realizes he might need to have a chat with his little brother.

Taeil had been working at the little cafe for a while, the monotony of trying to earn money becoming his life. As often as he'd like to quit he couldn't afford to, despite the fact that he generally disliked all of the people that came in.   Until someone started requesting his tables.   Until someone started leaving him huge tips despite his small bills.   Until someone started folding those tips into shapes, creating folded pieces of a

Daehyun had always been a bit forgetful.   He usually remembered the keys, though...   ---   I don't know if I should continue this or leave it as is. I guess I'll decide based on the response I get.

Chanyeol routinely sneaks into Kris' room to read or just look out the window, but he has never once been caught in the act. What happens when Kris finds him in his room while he isn't there?   ---   Warning - cute drabble ahead   lol

I saw him every day, but every day he left without a word.    All I wanted was to know his name.   ---     (I'm definitely not writing this to distract me from "It's all Just a Game"... /sob)

Jiyong had spent many nights at the open mic around his university - sometimes he wondered if he spent more time at that little cafe than he did in class. It had started to become routine. But a friendly new face might be just what he needed.   ---   This is a mature work of FICTION   ...   That I'll be working on... this coming week or so, considering the idea just happened t