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Dear Interpreter

By IrisLP Updated
Tags  drama   romance   office   kimjiwon   leejehoon 
With 14 chapters, 2 votes, 14 subscribers, 1700 views, 5 comments, 13080 words

Je Hoon studied Ji Won's hopeless expression. Something about this fiery moment gave him the sudden urge to recklessly pull her into an embrace. Perhaps it was her tear-stained cheeks, her nose red from the winter chill, or her trembling lips... He watched as she leaned her head against his chest. Time seemed to have stopped then. He urged himself to snap out of it, but his disobeying hands slowly slid across her bac

Bloody Vows

By IrisLP Updated
Tags  action   romance   suspense   leesoohyuk   kimwoobin   kimjiwon 
Characters Lee Soo Hyuk, Kim Ji Won, Kim Woo Bin, Lee Tae Hwan
With 6 chapters, 2 votes, 40 subscribers, 1790 views, 9 comments, 4930 words

He was born to kill, at least that was what Soo Hyuk thought. He didn’t remember much of his past, only the colour red, crimson red, with a metallic smell that accompanied it. The smell never disappeared, and now he didn’t mind it. It was a part of him, and he had learnt to tolerate it. Lee Soo Hyuk's childhood was far from normal. He wasn't raised by his biological parents, nor was he raised by the minds of those rational and humane. As soon as he

Through the Camera

By IrisLP Updated
Tags  music   romance   jungeunji   parkjiyeon   roykim   jungjoonyoung 
Characters Jung Joon Young, Jung Eunji, Roy Kim, Park Jiyeon, Jung Gun Tae
With 7 chapters, 5 votes, 24 subscribers, 2300 views, 21 comments, 6066 words

His voice was deep and husky. His lips gently pressed against the microphone as he sang with his eyes closed, his lashes forming thin shadows just below them. As his body immersed into the song, I naturally took out my camera and held it in front of my right eye, squeezing the other eye shut. Through the camera lens, I forgot the fact that he was a stranger. I focused the shot on him, blurring the trees, the lights, the people in the background. For a moment, it was just the two of us.