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. 

It’s pretty frustrating, Sehun thinks, that Jongin will never know how hard it is to keep his beating heart at bay. 

It’s 09/04 and Jongin might be forgetting something important that even his kids facepalm…              

Sehun wants to be the one to wipe that pout off Luhan’s lips. The pout doesn’t suit him. What suits him is that radiant smile that makes the corners of his eyes crinkle, making those doe orbs sparkling and vivid. But then he realizes, a little too late, that he may actually want more than just that. He wants to be the cause of Luhan’s face lighting up.

In all the years of Kyungsoo being a teacher, he had never encountered someone quite as competitive, quite as whiny, and quite as snarky as Baekhyun. He had never met someone quite as sulky, quite as possessive, and quite as sensitive as Jongin too. Combine the two and Kyungsoo is sure in for a major headache.  

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

Jongin comes back to take what is rightfully his. Or that's what he likes to believe.     "Here to steal another painting?"

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.

The moment Park Chanyeol offered Byun Baekhyun a chance to get his hands on the Sony Alpha A99 he’d been eyeing, Baekhyun feared he’d be in for some deep . And then he met Oh Sehun, the biggest loser in Baekhyun’s NBA history, and all of his fears came to life.  

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.

Jongin isn’t entirely sure how one deals with a cat in heat. But he has his own ideas.

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.

In which, Sehun and Jongin deny that they are indeed jealous.

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

When Jongin is asked to steal the Mona Lisa painting at The Louvre Museum, he doesn’t expect to see something as beautiful as Baekhyun that the historical paintings worth billion Euros around him seem to lack value in comparison.

It’s impossible for Jongin’s heart to beat, but somehow, Sehun makes it happen anyway.  

And then Lu Han, a natural redhead, comes into the picture. Sehun suddenly isn’t so sure about the power of hair-dye anymore.