Yongguk thought his future was bleak and desolate.  Gone was the optimism and confidence of his teenage years, came the harsh truth of the music industry.  Everything seemed obsolete, he was dulled, broken by constant critism, constant criteria, molds that he couldn't seem to break.  Until he meet a certain boy.  As cliche as it sounds, as hard as it is to admit it, that boy changed his life.      "Funny you're the br

Junhong thought his life over.  His life made void because of the loss of his intended.  When all coping mechanism seems to fail, an awfully familiar face reappears into his life. Only it wasn't the magical revival of his intended, but rather a separate entity, his brother. 

A few coincendental ecounters later the duo seemed to have stumble upon perfection. The story of love and loss where rememberance seems to be the key to life.    “Do you believe in happy endings?” “Real life doesn’t yield happy endings” “Well, believe in ours” 

    Sequel to They Remember    What follows remem

Hunt. Eat. Hunt. Kill.  What else was there to do in life?  Afterall, he was a monster, who has yet to learn that there were greater monsters than himself.   

In which Junhong is a drug addict and Yongguk the desperate lover.   

What cannot be forgotten cannot be forgiven, and what cannot be forgiven, cannot be forgotten. When foolish earlier decisions are revealed, will their relationship endure? When the consequences were so severe, can the actions ever be forgiven? 

  “We were destined to be star-crossed lovers. We are destined to forever wonder what could’ve been.”             He was an idol.             He was a fan.             They weren’t meant to be.