After the death of his grandfather, Taemin inherits a property in a town that can only be described as overpopulated by a generation playing Russian Roulette with death. Sorting through decades worth of belongings covered in months worth of dust is not how he expected to spend the next three months. Upon realizing rather quickly that he cannot survive on instant ramen alone, Taemin befriends the cashier at the lone grocery s

It seemed like everything changed without Key around to keep it as it was. To Taemin, he should be the missing one. And no one else knew what to think. But just because it happened, didn't mean it was over yet. The four still have a lot to face and if they plan on making it through even remotely the same, they would have to do it together. The only question left: can they?

I knew a boy who liked to draw, he drew pictures that nobody saw. He was most artistic late at night, in the bathroom out of sight. He kept a secret no one knew, he didn't tell a soul and his gallery grew. His drawings were different, no paper or pen but needed a bandage now and again. We stood by the river under the stars, he rolled up his sleeves and showed me his scars. He felt embarrassed and looked down at his shoe. Then I rolled up my slee

What would you do if you found out there wasn't much time left for you to live?

At age 23, Lee Jinki, better known as Onew from popular band SHINee, joins the army for his mandatory military service. There isn't much fear of his safety, as no idols have gotten severly injured before, so he leaves without a worry and a promise to come back. But a month after he began serving, an accident occurs, and Jinki's memory is stuck eight years ago. SHINee is left trying to pick up the pieces as their leader is not with them, but he must come back at some point. The

Taemin's catholic, Jonghyun's atheist, and one sleepless night lets them learn a little more about each other.

"Get out." "But your wishes..." "I wish you would get out." "You have three though and--" "I said 'I wish', didn't I? Get out, and never come back."

Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me. Fool me thrice, we're all screwed.

Taemin was a hacker. Was. Being caught changed everything, but for the good. Or, as good as it could be. SHINee is the ever-popular four-member boy band. Hidden behind masks, not a single person outside of the necessary people knows what they look like or even their real names. Taemin threatens to change all of that. He never gets to, but in the deals of a settlement, he finds himself in an interesting position.

Taemin's road to recovery has only just begun, but it's off to a pretty bumpy start. It's hard to get over Himchan--both of them--and care for Min-Seon while trying to stay in the band, but he's trying. Sometimes, though, you just need a little help. And that is something Taemin always has, but never wants.

No one would have thought Taemin was going to be dead by 22. It had started with getting tired more quickly. When the dancing machine couldn't do five dances in a row without needing a break anymore, he thought it was just from getting older. After all, the hyungs could never keep up with him when he was younger and he was hitting their age now. But soon the blackouts started to come. He became used to being dizzy, black dots covering his vision until he couldn't see but could