I hate him. Or at least I think I do. It's as if he has some pull over me that I can't deny, and I can do nothing but stand there as he tears down my walls. He's not real, I try to convince myself. So why does my heart insist otherwise?

Besides the fact that she’s completely inexperienced in dating and relationships, Junah is just like any other girl. But when a boy who’s caught her eye since so long ago suddenly shows her interest, she panics and enlists the help of Chanyeol, a self-proclaimed and lonely match maker who gladly helps people connect with the one they like. 

When you first meet this infamous rebel, he only shows you a dismissive exterior that couldn't care less about public image. But once he starts to reveal to you his sweet vulnerabilties, will his heart - along with all his priorities and dreams - change?

I turn the pill between my thumb and index finger and watch as the minuscule light winking from my desk lamp briefly shows the twisted yet structured frame beneath it's pellucid shell. It looks grotesque as much as it looks crudely enchanting. It resembles the branches of black veins that run beneath white, tautly stretched skin. Pale, beautiful, otherworldly, and captivating. I am amazed that I was able to create such an enigma. This is the product of the hard work that I toiled afte

'Life is' 'Dull' He thought. Of all the ways that he could Describe a thing so exalted So fleeting Of all the words he could choose He decided that life Is dull.  

Ever since Jongin can remember, he's always lived in fantasy. But when an accident forces him into the cruelness of reality, he closes off and retreats into himself. It isn't until he meets Dohee, a quirky graphic designer from another college, does he learn that the world he lives in can be better than the worlds he writes about. Can Jongin face reality, even if it means facing the truth?

After having lost your definition of everything, a quiet, unsuspecting boy shines a different light on your new, uncomfortable way of life.

  Tao has always been an underdog. When he’s ordered to live as a scout in Shin, he eagerly takes the opportunity in an effort to prove himself. But what happens when he finds himself stuck between the reputation of his past and the hope of his future?

Hello friends! As some of you may know, last year I held an Anniversary Competition for kfanfiction’s one year anniversary. This December, kfanfiction turned two years old. In regards to that, I decided to start an annual writing competition to commemorate not only kfanfiction’s success over the quick course of two years, but also to thank you, my readers, for encouraging me to write, learn, and teach.  This competition is a celebration for you fanfic writers out there who wan

Hello there, friends!   Introduction: For a while now I have been receiving requests from various authors asking me to read and review their stories in hopes that my feedback will improve their fanfic(s). Needless to say, I was not able to read and review all of these stories because I did not have the leisure of reading through fanfics and critiquing them. After some thought and a pointed question to my AFF friends

Life has become incomparably dull. But when a boy who easily takes things in stride despite his unfortunate situation enters your life, will he be able to show you the world you've started to forget?

"I just want someone to hear what I have to say. And maybe if I talk long enough, it'll make sense." -- Ray Bradbury

See ... I have this problem. I form a crush on anyone who I think is cute.  They also tend to be jerks/narcissists/players/boys-who-are-unware-of-my-affections. But this guy? He's either all of the above, or none of them at all.  I still haven't quite figured it out yet.

Baekhyun gets love confessions every day, and you get incessantly hassled. In an attempt to stop the naggings, you agree to outwardly date Baekhyun, for both of your own goods. But will slowly-developing personal feelings get in the way of this formal contract?

Written in Zelo's POV, this story conveys Zelo's chase for a girl that, in the end, he knows he can never have.