I don’t think I can do this for now. It’s too hard being apart from you. I know you asked me to wait, oppa. It’s just that… It’s too hard being apart from you. I know you asked me to be strong for us but… I don’t think can do this for now. Oppa, let’s take a break – live separate lives. Maybe then we can figure out wh

“I have an idea.” She ignored him, suddenly growing melancholic. “You said that this for the promises we will make to each other in the future too, right?” The dark haired boy nodded slowly, not quite grasping her point just yet. “Uh huh…” “Well, I’ll keep your ring and you’ll keep mine. Then when that day comes w

Shim Changmin loved the number 99. Choi Sooyoung was the number one witness of that.                 They had met way back when they were both trainee of SM Entertainment, eager to see what the life of a celebrity would bring them. That was the very first time she ever associated the number 99 with the tall, lanky man, who

People have different ways of showing someone that they are loved. This happens to be his.

“Good afternoon, sir. I’m Choi Sooyoung, chef and owner of Casa.” Her tone was friendly, approachable yet very professional. “I was told that you are asking for me. What can I do for you?” If he noticed that she was relatively young to own a restaurant of her own, he didn’t show it… His half or three-fourths covered face could probably be thanked for that. “Bacon, olive oil, garlic, onion, bu

Turning her head to say something to Leeteuk, a particular figure in the audience caught the eye of the resident shikshin of SNSD. She couldn’t tell if the person standing by the exit was a boy or a girl. Clad in a white hooded sweater and baseball cap, the stranger was standing off at the side and was holding something up. Sooyoung had seen too many movies to recognize what the person was h

The first time Kwon Boa meets her infant niece, it isn’t when she was born or when she was baptised or even for her first birthday. Boa figures a part of her will always regret that, not coming to see the baby sooner, but circumstances have made it difficult. Her brother had married an American and was so head over heels in love that he willingly moved all the way to New York to live there permanently, the setting of his happily ever after with his wife and

He knew better than to believe in love at first sight. But, really, how the hell was he going to explain this? Kris Wu and fluttery could never co-exist in the same sentence, even if it’s what he was feeling at the moment. Fluttery. Yuck. He wa

“Two orders of Beijing fried rice, three orders of pork dumplings, two orders of sweet and sour fish and two orders of noodles.” The waiter announced as he entered the kitchen. Hankyung grinned. “That must be an entire family’s order.”

“Look! Look! Look! A shooting star!” “I DIDN’T SEE IT!” “You weren’t looking well enough, Soo.” “Darn.” “You’ll catch one again, don’t worry.” “Promise?” Luhan gr

                Yunho suddenly found himself having difficulty believing in miracles as he was left wiping cupcake icing off a table, not wanting to add additional stress for Jaejoong and Jessica. To say that Kim Minji’s fourth birthday party was in full swing was a complete understatement. Jessica and Jaejoong were busy entertaining their guests, the birthday girl and her friends were busy with their tea party and the boys were having fun running a

Ahn Chilhyun Kwon Boa Jung Yunho Shim Changmin Park Jungsu Kim Jongwoon Kim Youngwoon

There won’t be no ordinary days for you if there is someone who cares like I do You got no reason to be sad anymore I’m always ready with a smile with just one glimpse of you You don’t have to search no more ‘cause I am someo

He was tired of always being left behind. Never good enough. Never the right one. Never him. It was never him. It seemed a whole lot of bitterness. Yes, it did. But it was the truth in the eyes of Shim Changmin.

He is a vampire. She is a witch. Life, for them, meant that they can never co-exist; That it was of spells, immortality and endless bickering Of unconventional relationships, broken traditions and questionable eternity

“Oppa, I’m hungry!”             Sooyoung pouted when the guy, who promised would take good care of her when they started dating, ignored her once more. She couldn’t understand how he could do that. She knew she had a loud voice and she could be very stubborn and annoying when she

                Jaejooong suppressed a sigh as he stood heavily disguised in the shady park across the SNSD dorm. It had become a habit of his to visit the dorm unnoticed whenever he had spare time. Over the past few months, he saw the nine ladies go about their lives and he couldn’t deny that he missed them so much. But, of course, he missed the tallest one the most… and it broke his heart to watch her fall in love with his best friend

                Life was never easy. Sure, each person had his or her own and each life was unique in a way from the rest. But if there was one thing that every life had in common, it wasn’t always easy to live it. In the midst of all the hoopla and craziness of life, the smallest things begin to matter less and less… and Sooyoung knew that it was what was bothering Hankyung at the moment. He had it all it seemed… but there were consequences.

Just let it rain Let in rain Let it rain     Solitude.   Cold.   Despair.

Neither of them expected the music show win earlier that day. From the very beginning – or rather from the beginning of the end of DBSK as a five-man group – there were many doubts that the leader and the maknae could carry the legacy on their shoulders on their own. But their win was a proof that they could continue albeit it was a painful one. They were beyond ecstatic with the win, appreciating how their fans had stood by them despite anything an

    Eunhyuk looked without really seeing; the young man standing just a few inches away from the very edge of a jagged cliff. He didn’t need to see to know that there was a couple of hundred feet separating him from the ground below. That fact was supposed to make him scared but he stayed where he was, staring at the vast horizon before him. He wondered how it would be like if he had more of a daredevil in him; enough to make him jump off instead of

“Let’s go for a drive.” “A what?” “A drive! You know, we get in a car and one of us drives to somewhere and–” She rolls her eyes. “I know what a drive means, dip. Why are we going for a drive, where are we going and when are we going?”

Snickerdoodle Biscotti Macaroon Ginger Snap Shortbread Tuile Even a cookie has its own story

The sun was up high and bright in the sky but Im Yoona chose to slip the sunglasses off her beautiful porcelain-like face.                 It was stupid really why she chose to take it off, considering how the sunlight made her flinch and close her eyes for a moment. But she really wanted to understand something and maybe if she saw the passing scenery as clear as she could, it would be easie

“Soo…” Taeyeon exchanged a look with Tiffany and Jessica before proceeding. “How’s Changmin oppa lately?” “He and the rest of the DBSK boys are busy in Japan.” Sooyoung replied nonchalantly, not taking her eyes off her book. “You all should know that.” Jessica arched an eyebrow as she settled on the couch across where the leggy shikshi

“Try not to gawk. It’s rude.” The younger man makes a face, reaching for a random magazine on the table. Rolling it up, he whacks his best friend with it. “Yah!” Heechul makes a face back, rubbing the area on his arm that he just hit. “You know, ‘hello’ is always a good place to start.”

To everyone, he is Cho Kyuhyun. He is Super Junior’s evil maknae, the man with the voice girls swoon over, an addicted fan of Starcraft and the one who survived a death-defying car crash. To everyone, she is Choi Sooyoung. She is the Cheerful Princess of SNSD, the shikshin, the girl with mile-long legs and the girl who turned down a role in a big movie just to be a singer.

“Congratulations, Kris.” His doctor smiled brightly at him as he handed him the release forms. “You’re ready to go.” The stoic look on his face faltered a little as he slowly sat up in his hospital bed. “Does this mean…” “You’re cleared, Kris.” He nodded. “You can call yourself a cancer survivor now.”

“You’re the younger brother I never got to have, Kai.” She smiles brightly at him and he was, needless to say, fascinated at how she shone so brightly to him. He fights the disappointed frown that threatens to mar his handsome face, choosing instead to focus on the fact that she used the nickname she thought for him. “It’s only a four year age difference, noona.”

It's pretty simple, he tells her. He can live the life he's told to live. He just simply won't.