It's summer time, and Mingyu thought he could get away from Wonwoo. Well, he's wrong.

It all started when Jisoo accidentally said 'I love you' to the pizza boy on the other end of the line. 

Jeonghan should have learned by now that Jisoo never made a bet unless he was sure to win. 

Minghao never expected to be pulled into Junhui’s world. Does he regret it? Just a little.

Flirty Junhui, sarcastic Minghao, and lots of text messages - what else is there to say?

In a world where soulmates could hear each other’s thoughts until they met, Jeno didn’t think he was anything special until he began to hear not just one, but two voices in his head.

Mark Tuan was a new student, with red hair and a bright smile. He was overflowing with shyness, and his Korean had this adorable foreign hint to it. Everything about him seemed like rainbows and flowers and sweetness. Jinyoung personally found him cute, even if he was a year older. Until they become partners for a project. And he finds out Mark's smile wasn't exactly innocent.

Minghao's not sure if the delivery boy is flirting with him or not. 

Junghan keeps a list of reasons why he should never confess to Jisoo. Jisoo disagrees with all of them. 

It all started because of a coffee cup (and it was all thanks to Jaebum, too.)

Jisoo contemplates how harder life gets now that fellow member Junghan continues to look more like a goddess.

Where everybody is wondering about Jisoo and Junghan and getting absolutely no answers.

There's probably an explanation behind everything, but maybe it's better left unsaid.    

Understanding Junhui was hard enough- it got even more complicated now that Minghao was around.

In a thoughtless attempt to get his mother off his back, Hong Jisoo's first course of action was to lie to her. That involved bringing in his best friend, Yoon Jeonghan, who was more than willing to help. They've gone through everything together; now all they had to do was pretend they were in a healthy, loving relationship, and keep up the act long enough for his mother to feel contented. That wasn't so hard. After which, thing

Soonyoung's the type to obsess over things. There's really no better way to put it.

People had wings. Casual sized wings that were usually not big enough to carry you, so you can’t exactly fly with it. It’s not exactly tangible so nobody can touch or feel it either; it’s just sort of there, attached to your back like an apparition. It showed how you feel, often times, emotions like sadness or joy could be felt through how the wings look or react to certain things. You could only see

a collection of drabble requests I did on Twitter  

Hansol Vernon Chwe does not sing. Except maybe he does.

Every friendship has their beginning, and Jisoo doesn't regret starting his with Junghan.    

“Jaemin said you’re a better kisser than me,” Mark blurted out, surprising even himself. There was a momentary look of surprise that crossed Jeno’s face, before the boy glanced at Jaemin, silently asking if this was really an okay topic to be discussing with Jaemin’s boyfriend, of all people.

Five times Hyunjin kissed Jeongin and one time he didn't. (alternatively titled: yang jeongin gets what he wants)

In which Yoon Jeonghan can get anybody he wants to fall for him, except for the only one who actually matters.

Imagine a rebel student. That's Wen Junhui. Now, imagine a perfect student. That's Hong Jisoo.

Wonwoo's drunk, Mingyu's in disbelief, and Minghao is laughing. Mingyu blames the latter entirely.

Mark was particularly possessive when it came down to a certain Got7 member. Park Jinyoung, younger by a year and 18 days, mother of the group, and by far the cutest person he had ever met.  

When Hwang Hyunjin thought about his soulmate again, he was eighteen years old. The problem was, he liked Jeongin.

Junhui tried to warn them. Really. He did. 

There were a lot of things Taehyun was worried about as a nursing intern, but falling in love had been the least of his concerns.