It didn’t take a genius to know that Chou Tzuyu was awkward with men—or maybe it did, considering how many men walked up to her on the daily, trying their hand at getting the chance to hold hers. Junhui wondered as he watched from across the library if it was her naturally polite nature that inflated every man’s ego on campus; Tzuyu was straightforward, blunt, almost to a fault, but she was also respectful and careful to not be rude. It was charming, and that was the exact reason why he was s

In Seungcheol's greatest moment of weakness, Jihoon is not there...

Jeonghan had always prided himself in being a rational man, a realistic man, so with that being said, when Seungcheol had asked him months ago if he believed in forever, Jeonghan had quickly answered no, he didn’t. “Nothing lasts forever; everything will come to an end at some point.”

What's better than sitting in a below average diner late at night with the love of your life?

The volume of the venue should have been loud enough to knock Seokmin to his senses, but as his eyes scan the crowd for big, bright eyes and a smile that could kill and save you all the same, he figured that he wasn’t Seventeen’s very own “village idiot” for nothing.

a rewrite/remix of an old hunhan fic of mine (that has been deleted already, sorry lol)

Seungcheol's first day back to class after break and he's greeted by a cute girl by the name of Jeongyeon.

"I don't know if you felt that or not. But it felt like two people kissing after hours of thinking about it. It felt like two people talking after nights of silence. It felt like two people touching after weeks of being numb. It felt like two people facing each other after months of looking away. It felt like two people in love after years of being alone. And it felt like two people meeting each other, after an entire lifetime of not meeting each other." - The Corner O

It feels weird to feign normalcy in the situation they're in.

"And their shape and their hair and their eyes and their smel and their voice. That suddenly, these things can exist and you're not quite sure how they existed without you knowing about them before." — The New Colour (from the poetry book "I Wrote This For You: Just The Words")

Chaeyoung realizes too late that Dahyun hasn't been looking her way for a while.

Jeon Wonwoo thought he was being clear with his Instagram posts of hamsters with cheesy captions, but then again, he was trying to entice Kwon Soonyoung, of all people.

Dahyun was something like a firework—a beautiful display compacted into a small container, just waiting for the spark to set her in motion.