Jongin was tired and wants nothing but to get his phone back. She was not going to make things easy for him though.

Sehun got a little too sure of always having Kyungsoo in his life that he doesn’t remember when he started slowly slipping away or who turned his back first or if someone turned his back at all.

Baekhyun might just have broken up with Taeyon but there’s some maknae who seems a little too happy about it. 

Jongin decides to be a gentleman for a day. Sehun counters they are both guys so that’s unnecessary. Jongin insists anyway. 

 Kris knows his place is by her girl’s side and her side only. Marie knows it’s the exact place where she belongs too. But these days, her actions seem to send Kris a whole different story.

  Lin Rui likes Lu Han and Li Min likes Kris Wu. It was supposed to be that simple. But one day, the two girls woke up and everythin

Jongin wished Sehun would disappear in his life. And he did. Except, it was not in the way he had wanted to.

Lu Han is the clumsy cupid assigned to the childhood best friends Jongin and Sehun, who could not come to terms with their feelings to save their hearts. But what happens when Lu Han’s clumsiness decides to kick in at the exact moment he’s shooting the lover’s arrow and ends up hitting him square in the heart instead of his target? Will he still be able to accomplish his task and bring the tw

To Kris and Lay, the distance between China and Canada is more than continents away.

Like sand, hold him tight and he’ll slip from your fingers; hold him loose and he’ll flow easily from the gaps of your fingers; hold him just right and eventually, he will be carried by the wind as it blows on you –an inevitable occurrence brought by time. No matter which manner Kyungsoo tries holding Jongin, eventually, he’ll slip from his fingers.

At fourteen, Sehun and Jongin promised to build their future on their own. They promised to relate stories of their journey and success, of heartbreaks and failures the next time they see each other. At that time, they were sure that when that

Sehun just doesn’t like sharing Jongin with anyone. Dammit. Why is that so hard to understand?

When Sehun’s book character comes to life, Jongin finds himself questioning his place in Sehun’s life. And only when Sehun spends less and less time with him that he realizes he might not have a place in his life after all.

Sehun has a lot of unresolved personal issues. But that doesn’t mean he loves Jongin less.

Jongin and Sehun agree to runaway for the day, forget that Sehun is who Sehun is and Jongin who Jongin is.

Within two weeks, Jongin and Sehun realized that the line that separates love from hate, fabulous from lame, and classy from sassy is a poorly drawn one.

It’s not just proving Sehun that Jongin can love beyond his expectations. To Jongin, it is more significant than that.

Sehun thinks it’s unfair that Jongin is the only one who gets to choose. But he’s wrong. He chose Jongin back. And it’s only up to Jongin to prove him that.

And then, Sehun and Jongin are introduced to the concept of sanitary pads. This doesn't exactly solve other problems, so to speak.