When car trouble brought Nayeon and Sana together.

Pride is the first of the Seven Deadly Sins. The one which hurts others more than it hurts ourselves.

A short story of Sana living in her own world as her mind sees things a lot differently from what others see. She struggles against reality and an imagination out of her control. Would she ever know what is real anymore?   A/N: Originally "speed-wrote" this for a friend whom I am not in contact with anymore. Will be writing a more detailed version based on Peter Pan. That is if i have got the time. wheezes. Feel free to leave comments for me to improve and suggestions or new i

Seo Soojin has to deal with an unrequited love that makes her struggle with internal conflicts in her head. She questions herself and slowly learns that she isn't alone with these messy emotions.      

It takes a great loss to break a cold heart...  a warm heart to embrace a thorny rose... and a brave soul to trust the ones you've hurt before. Two different people learning to rely on each other despite the occuring troubles.        

A series of short stories involving Bae Sungyeon and Pristin. Just my silly drabbles. Do enjoy!      

Tzuyu sees a picture of a certain someone at the cafe which made her decide to take up sketching. She then continues sketching the picture of that someone she hasn't met, till the day that someone appears and....          

A (maybe not so short) slice of life, fantasy, dark (yet sometimes comical) series involving Twice, Bts and Got7, etc (though mostly Twice shippings)  //wolf howls agressively          

A short story about our SaTzu couple, Sana x Tzuyu, getting together whereby Sana's probably the only writer who isn't able to produce a typical romance novel until... someone special bursts into her life like a typhoon...      

  She has a habit of writing secrets in her phone, but then again, why is that a problem? Well... Guess it depends on who chances upon that phone? How big can a secret be anyway? 

  "Because these lingering attachments you hold onto is already long past." "Are you saying I should let go?"