In which Jongdae and Yixing have three unruly children, a meddlesome baby mama and a home that often resembles a bomb site. Just what were they thinking when they decided to become parents? Domestic!AU ficlet dump.

Donghae’s father was a tornado specialist, and he watched him get killed because of his work. Twenty years later, he’s doing the same job, when his ex-boyfriend, Eunhyuk comes back to work with him on  a dangerous mission. Donghae can't help but want him again, and working together isn't helping... 

A collection of tiny stories that don't fit anywhere else. Expect the plots to be random, and the pairings to change rapidly... Characters will be OOC, in AUs, anything I can think up! 

狂草 or Wild Cursive, is the freest style of Chinese calligraphy allowing the writer to put his, or her, heart and soul into the characters and the writing that they do in this style. Sometimes it can be a very crazy hectic style and sometimes is more refined. The main point of Wild Cursive is to convey the emotions and the personality of the creator. Recently, Wild Cursive has been seen as an art form as the emotions are more important than the characters themselves. Han

It’s only then that Jongdae turns that sharp, sharp gaze at him, eyes the golden yellow of a hawk's; they’re fake, of course, but in this world of oiled machinery, what isn’t? “Droids don’t fall in love, Yixing.” He says dismissively, leaning over for the decanter of whisky; he does need that drink, after all. “And you’re barely a droid, if anything.” *** Blood and circuits; metal and flesh – Jongdae and Yixing are a compelling mix of both.

It’s the moments like this – when his makeup is smeared and somehow, Jongdae’s eyes don’t look quite as sparkly – that Yixing realises that he loves him. And in their world of silk robes and painted faces, sometimes smeared makeup and wild hair is more beautiful than poised perfection.

Jongdae's not much of a flirt. It's a shame Yi Xing isn't either, but they figure something out.

Chaeyeon and Sungmin made a mistake five years ago. Chaeyeon doesn't regret it, but she sometimes wonders if Sungmin does. He's hardly ever there when he should be and when their son needs him, the job that took him away always interferes. She's tired of being lonely, tired of being a single mother, even if she loves her son. Can she ever move past what happened with Sungmin to find the one who'll love her for real this time? 

Jongin's never sure if the drunken moments mean anything to Kyungsoo. Kyungsoo is ever-hesitant to admit that there might be something going on between them.  

All Kyuhyun wants is some sleep, but Zhou Mi has other ideas. Kyuhyun isn't too happy about Zhou Mi's interruption. What will he do?

Sehun loves Lu Han more than he should. Lu Han doesn't notice.

Kyuhyun discovers Zhou Mi's chocolate obsession is a very sweet sort of analogy for their relationship.