Jongdae gets help for his assignment but he's too tired and stressed to react adequately. Or was it just a lucid dream?

The school Jongdae works at gets a new teacher. Physics and Algebra teacher Dr Oh Sehun who previously taught at a university. And with each little snippet they experience throughout the day, it's not getting easier. And students can't stop themselves from shipping the two when they throw bad pickup lines at each other. Problems also ensue.

Yixing is a mortician for as long as he can remember.

Welcome to today's podcast episode, the theme today: Sehun is a no brainer, Chanyeol easily offended and Kyungsoo's just done with both of them.

Don Kyungsoo Doh is not the only prime suspect. Someone higher-up pulled the strings to ease his work on his way to the top. On the desk lays a surprisingly small folder, attached to the front is a picture of a grim-looking woman holding up a card with her inmate number. Her fingers and parts of her cheek are coloured in red, maybe blood, maybe ink, who knows. The investigator flicks the file open, once he’s seated. He’s surprised by the amount of censored information and the

exo drabbles, notes, flash fictions i wrote over the years. list of contents in the foreword.  

Just Jongdae's daily struggles off stage. Did I mention that Jongdae called his band "The Dirty Otters"?

Chanyeol is in an emotional tumult and needs reassurance from his best friend, but since he tends to act before he thinks...well, he smashed the number into the number pad and just calls. But it isn't Junmyeon who's picking up the phone. The person is not even close to his best friend.

Someone took their parking spot and neither Sehun nor Kyungsoo are happy about that, especially after their first run-in with the owner of the car.

Kyungsoo and Chanyeol are best friends, studying in different cities and their mainline of communication are their trustworthy smartphones and messaging apps. A share of daily life, uni and friends and one or two drunk adventures.

Lucas picks up a hitchhiker on his seemingly endless road trip on the Trans-Cananda-Highway.

Lucas wonders if the transfer student would kiss him.

Sehun had always been a religious person, believing in the ways of the Catholic Church, even if it was still in this day and age a tiny bit outdated. What will he do when Death shows him how the Way of Life really is? How is life at Death's side, or rather death at Death's side? And what happened to the camel?

Your soulmate doesn't have to be a lover, it could also be your mortal enemy. And Sehun is sure his soulmate is his arch-nemesis. Sehun is suffering from the catchy tunes he gets from the soulmate he doesn't know. And it's the 80s—he hates 80s. But it saved him more than once if he'd be honest with himself. And Sehun really likes the voice who does the podcast. When ordering coffee he has to realise that the barista is the voice from the podcast.

When adult meets child.

Jongdae replies to a spam email, the Nigerian Prince Fraud, but instead, it's a Korean Prince this time.

Kyungsoo has a crush on Lindy Hop dancer Chanyeol, Chanyeol thinks that the stranger can be pretty hot when he looses his cool.

Kyungsoo meets a stranger on the train, simple as that.

“You can run all you want, Jongdae. But you can never hide for long." Those were the words that were drilled into his mind. He knows he can never escape from his husband; this is all a game to him andJongdae was going to play it as if his life depends on it. Literally.  

Kyungsoo's suffering from Hanahaki Disease and he knows he has to die, so he's making a decision. Hanahaki Disease is a disease in which the victim coughs up flower petals when they suffer from one-sided love. It ends when the beloved returns their feelings, or when the victim dies. It can be cured through surgical removal, but when the infection is removed, the victim's romantic feelings for their love also disappear.