In which a lone young woman and a barista form an unlikely bond by spending New Years Eve chatting behind steaming cups of coffee. "You're alone on new years eve and so am I. What better way could we spend this day other than telling strangers our deepest darkest secrets?" 

Twenty-year old Brian Kang has nowhere to run to, no one to turn to when his world collapses. He stands at a bridge, knuckles tight on the metal handrails as he thinks of what might happen if he jumps and erases his existence from his world. But a surprising encounter with a stranger changes his mind and pushes him to try again one more time, one day at a time. 

Rain and fire seem to be an unlikely pair, but she's always burning something, the mysterious girl under the bus shelter as the rain soaks the world around her. And Jaehyung's adamant to find out what, exactly, even when he gets a little drenched himself. 

In which Sungjin can't face the past that's come to haunt him a few years later. 

The rosy pink color was attracting him like a magnet, a bee somewhat enchanted by a flower's soft petals. Hoseok found himself leaning forward once again, his gaze zooming in on the delicate patch of rose he yearned to taste so badly. 

Thank you, for just being you. 

Just like his paper cranes, he wanted to fly, to feel, to be able to feel the wind trickle through his hair and tickle his cheeks. Just like his paper cranes, he was fragile. Too fragile. For a paper crane could easily be torn off or bent or broken—and so could he. 

When Micha is dragged on a "Skipping Class' Spree with no other than her long-time crush, Kim Hanbin, trouble is sure to follow. Because where there is Hanbin, there's sure to be a disaster. But this wasn't quite the disaster Micha was expecting.   

"I love you. In there, where it counts."