It's not all the time we're surrounded by light by hope by happiness The darkness comes hand in hand with pain it seems

Lee Donghae first meets her when she’s just turned three and, to him, he believes it’s three years too late.

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

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

“Do we really have to go?” Jaejoong sighed patiently. “Baby, we really have to. We said we will and besides… it’s been a long time since we were all reunited.”                 Sooyoung pouted although she knew that he was right. After everything was said and done, the party they were about to attend to was really the

               The warm sunlight crept into the room and it didn’t take long before it reached Jaejoong’s face. He squeezed his eyes shut, hoping to block the sunlight from hitting his face, but he soon slowly opened them. It was obviously morning – just past sunrise – and it was time to wake up. Jaejoong sighed, scratching the sleep off his eyes. He looked around, wondering where he was when he suddenly became aware of something warm a

They were little things, really. Little things that made Kim Jaejoong... Well, Kim Jaejoong. And Choi Sooyoung being, Choi Sooyoung, was annoyed of them.

He figured he shouldn’t have been surprised that he fell in love with her. What’s not to love anyway? Their friendship was something he likewise did not expect to actually happen, aloof and introverted as he was, the exact opposite of who he eventually discovered her to be. She had friends of her own, he had his, and by some miracle of the universe, she’d taken it upon herself to reach out and befriend him. It really was something that caught him off-guard, despite the fact th

                Kyuhyun came to the café every day but not to drink coffee, eat, read the papers or work like what other people did. He simply came in, ordered caramel coffee, sat in a booth and stared off into space. Sometimes, it seemed like he was on the verge of tears. Sometimes, he smiled for no visible reason. The strangers who saw him felt pity for the lost man. He really didn’t need any of that.

            As the other girls headed back to the dressing room, Sooyoung walked slowly towards the man she had been missing, the man she had been wanting to see… and the man who wasn’t supposed to be there at the first place. As the thoughts began to rush about how he could get in trouble for being in an SM event, Kim Jaejoong himself took a couple of steps towards her.

Does she miss me? Sometimes you just can’t help but wonder No, you can’t hold the hands of time   Next   I think that the worst is through I’m almost over you I guess it was just a matter of time   Next

People often took the sunset for granted.                 Whether literally or hypothetically, it mean the end – whether the end of the day, the end of suffering, the end of happiness. Not many paid much attention to the sunset because sunrise followed a couple of hours later to start the day, to start a new life, to begin all over again. The sunset had always been a constant in life – one th

A destructive conflagration, as forest, building, etc. A burst of rapid volley Intense passion To start firing a gun, artillery, etc. To dismiss from employment

                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

               The five men settled in their usual place; Changmin grumbling to himself all the way. He never lasted a week in any of his classes and this home economics class wouldn’t be any different. But before his mind could start brewing with ideas on how he could get an A without having to cook, everyone in the room fell silent as the new teacher came in.             

“Oppa!” Yunho looked up from his iPod, not bothering to hide the fact that he was surprised by the sudden arrival. “Hey, baby. What are you doing here? Aren’t you performing next?” “Yeah, we are.” Sooyoung replied, dropping a hardbound notebook on his lap. “I just wanted to give you this.”

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

                Leeteuk shook his head as he finally departed the bus, being the last one to do so. He watched as his fourteen dongsaengs chatted, laughed, took pictures, bantered and sang their way to the lobby of a very private hotel where celebrities usually frequented in. The dark haired man took a deep breath, praying that their rare vacation would be more than less peaceful.

Lee Sungmin couldn’t remember when he fell in love with Choi Sooyoung.             There were many times he tried to remember when he started to but he really couldn’t recall. It didn’t matter really. Regardless of when it started, what mattered was that he was aware of his true f

“What now?” Heechul asked; his back facing his friend as he stared at the oak trophy case leaning against the wall. “What do you mean ‘what now’?” Leeteuk asked absently; fingers skimming through score after score. “A virtuoso can fall in love too, right?”

It was a habit of his that she loved so much.                 She loved the feeling of his fingers brushing through her long, brown hair. It was something soothing, something that he did so lovingly. Every time his touch collides with her hair, it sent a tingling sensation coursing through her and as weird as it may sound to others, it was one of her simplest joys in life. It was a sign of hi

“I didn’t even want to stand there.” She made a face, absently straightening out the pink material that held the flowers together. “But did Yoong and Taeng even listen? Of course not. Heechul oppa even threatened to drag me to the dance floor if I didn’t go there on my own. I know it’s his wedding but sheesh… That guy’s too much at times.” She carefully placed the bouquet on the nearby bedsid

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

Promise me. Please.

                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.

She may be a regent. Or she may be a consort. But she's still a queen

When dreams are better. When dreams are worse. When dreams are true. When dreams are fears. When dreams are just... dreams.

“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.”