Junmyeon gets stood up by his best friends Jongin and Kyungsoo and their next-door neighbor Chanyeol comes to his rescue.

Luhan likes sitting at the same table, at the same cafe, at the same time every morning. Luhan likes his routine but routines are made to be disrupted and he's furious with the brown-haired stranger who's taken both his favorite table and his peace of mind. A prequel oneshot set in the In Bloom kaisoo flowershop!au.

Best friends Jongin and Sehun have seen each other through their first crush, first date, first kiss, first broken heart. But for one of them, being best friends isn't quite enough.  

Kyungsoo is stressed by college work and Jongin drags him out for patbingsu. While he enjoys his patbingsu at Caffe Bene, Kyungsoo sees something dramatic and unexpected.   

Sehun lives a monochromatic life until his new neighbor Zitao adds some much needed color. (the first in a series of drabbles)

Joonmyun is a delinquent with a thing for his shy neighbor, Jongin, who plays the violin like an angel.

Kyungsoo is the cranky pâtisserie owner who refuses to eat sweet things and Jongin is the passionate pâtissier who’s determined to change his mind. Meanwhile, vibrant waiter Chanyeol is infatuated with tsundere assistant pâtissier Sehun. Vaguely inspired by the manga/anime

Jongin can't understand fluid mechanics and his boyfriend Chanyeol is no help.

Yixing finds out the real meaning of home

Jongin doesn’t date. Or at least he doesn’t until the new takeaway delivery guy Chanyeol makes him want to.

High school!au where Jongin's been more than a little secretly in love with his best friend Kyungsoo for years. He's kept it from her for years but when he sees the moles on Kyungsoo's neck, all hopes of keeping his feelings a secret turn to dust.

In which Kai is a ramen chef and Kyungsoo won't eat anyone's ramen but his. (WARNINGS: May induce severe hunger pangs and/or cause intense cravings for ramen)

Jongin enters the Faerie Realm in search of a fallen star and finds cranky, potty-mouthed Kyungsoo instead. Neil Gaiman's Stardust au (PG13, 8.2k words)