Lazy Saturdays with Nayeon and Yogurt make Sana believe that life couldn't possibly get any better.

It’s not a date… or so Nayeon believes.

Nayeon doesn’t realize how hard it is to stay on top until Mina comes along.

Mina finds out that there's more to life than keeping the world's destiny in order.   Or: like that one The Umbrella Academy subplot but gayer.

Moving on is a slow, slow process.

If they are both still single on Valentine’s Day, then they should just date each other.   It’s been a year since Sana made that pact with her best friend, and she still remembers it. What she doesn’t know is if Nayeon ever meant it.  

Sana says ‘I love you’ too easily, and Mina doesn’t know how to feel about it.

“Who’s your favorite superhero?” “You. You saved me.” Sana freezes. What is the right response to that? Thank you for saving me, too? “You’re welcome.”

For a minute there, this girl had Sana dreaming that one day, someone might adore her so much that they would spend months planning about how they could make her happy, only for that same stranger to tear that dream down to shreds.   Maybe it serves Sana right for having such high hopes.

“So you’re just gonna avoid Nayeon until one of you dies?”   “Or moves away to somewhere super far. You didn’t have to be so dark about it.”   “I’ll take that as a huge cowardly yes.”

“If you’re underage, of course she won’t let you buy liquor. That’s against the law.” “That’s against the law. What are you, a cop?” “Actually, yes, I am.”

Dahyun hates libraries. Nothing will make her change her mind, but maybe someone will.

Sana calls it an annual tradition. Nayeon calls it a tragedy.

There are very few things that make Mina feel at peace aside from silence and isolation—rain, warm blankets, and Kim Dahyun.   Or: A soft Mihyun one-shot based on a really bad pun.

Momo is really bad at knitting and flirting, so she does this one thing she’s actually good at.

Mina hates airports and just wants to get home.

Dahyun goes from being the school mascot to being the newest addition to the cheer squad, but she honestly doesn’t think it’s that much of an upgrade. Well, that is until Minatozaki Sana gave her a free ride home.

The end of the semester is fast approaching, and Mina has yet to make a move on the cute girl in her class, but that’s okay. It’s just a stupid crush anyway.

There are a billion ways to say I love you, and one of them is leaving your room only when that one person invites you to try out a new restaurant. Unfortunately for Mina, it’s tough having an ambiguous love language when you have the most oblivious crush in the world. Or: A short drabble to compensate for the disappointing (but unsurprising) lack of Mimo during the last LieV.

Dahyun has made a habit of getting ice cream on the way home just to see the cute girl behind the counter. It’s all good until winter came, and Momo got so sick of being dragged into her friend’s mess that she decided to do something about it.

The universe definitely has something against Mina, so it’s no surprise that she gets assigned to be lab partners with the last person she wants to be paired up with. Still, that’s not enough bad luck for her, apparently, because she just accidentally sent something that’s definitely not for Nayeon, and there is no way she can take it back.

Momo is ice, and Mina is fire; but Mina doesn’t mind. She has enough warmth for them both, anyway.

Nayeon only likes Mina as a roommate, or so she tells herself.

Mina’s not sure when things started to fall apart. Maybe it was when Jeongyeon left and their group of four became three. Maybe they’ve started to fall apart way before that, and Jeongyeon’s departure was just the straw that broke the camel’s back.   Maybe things won’t go back to the way they were even if Jeongyeon returns, but Mina can’t help but wish for the contrary.

Prompt: “Are we really going to sit back and watch this happen?” Or: Things are getting out of hand, and Dahyun’s way too sober for all of it.

Mina just wants to graduate in peace, but sometimes fate has a weird way of playing things out.