Summer is the best time to fall in love, or so they say. A story in which Donghae tests out the hypothesis, and the cute barista from Starbucks helps with confirming it.

The President's son is in love with a Special Forces soldier. Maybe they are all they need. -- Eunhyuk, the President’s son, is South Korea’s very own golden boy. Always red carpet-ready and picture-perfect, Eunhyuk is

Hyukjae is getting married, and Donghae is but a wedding guest. He supposes there are worse ways to break your own heart. 

There are about 7.6 billion people in the world, and 9.8 million in Seoul. Donghae can’t fathom how lucky he is to have met Hyukjae when they were kids, because he’s been his favourite person ever since. Hyukjae thinks he knows everything there is to know about Donghae, but even the best of friends keep secrets from each other.

2 years after a breakup, Donghae finds himself sitting in a quaint retail shop atop a hill on the outskirts of Beijing. It costs 5 RMB for a postcard, 6 for an international stamp and another 3 for an envelope.  Of all the things one could do on the last night of a much-ne

AU in which Donghae is a stripper hired by Hyukjae’s friends for his bachelor party. Hyukjae can’t even remember his bride-to-be’s face – it’s a marriage of convenience anyway – and if he goes to sleep that night in a stranger’s arms and dreams of another life, it probably isn’t his fault. There’s just something about those brown eyes and warm hands that enraptures Hyukjae in a way he has never been.

Hyukjae bags the hottest man he’s ever seen in his life at a bar and takes him home. …of course he falls in love, what did you expect?

A glass of good wine, two chairs in the living room, and the whirring of vehicles in the city make for the perfect time to reminisce their past and talk about the what-could-have-beens. Donghae and Hyukjae reunite after years of longing. Here’s what no one ever tells you: some love stories just

The sun sets earlier in winter. Thoughts of hand-holding, and the promise of forever.