In an alternate universe where everyone has a superpower based off the Greek myth, someone has to be the abnormal of the bunch. 

Nayoung turns hot and Sejeong loses sleep.

Rose, this is a field where wolves roam. [Nayoung/Sejeong]

This is not a story about two people who fall in love and go through third-world struggles together. No, it's about growing up, accepting how ugly people are, and giving the world a second chance. Soulmate AU, in a universe where you share a "link" between you and your other half.

But alas, a week-long stay at granny-in-law’s house is an obligatory visit one must do once in a year, and it’s a necessity to keep her household afloat. Sejeong would just pester her until she agrees to it, anyway. Or, alternatively, her little spawns – Mina and Hyeyeon – would just pounce on her and smack her down into an agreement.

Half the school label her the bone-chilling moniker of Medusa, while the other half lean back to watch her heels as they go click-clacking against the floor. (Doyeon/Sejeong, teacher-student AU nobody asked for.)

Nayoung accidentally dates Sejeong, Doyeon just wants to bed Yoojung, unrequited longtime crush drives Cathy insane (and ier than ever), Chanmi is plotting murder of the other student council president candidates, and ten years later Mina still digests inedible things. (Multi-chaptered high school AUs, shots might or might not be able to be read as a stand-alone.)

One-shot collection. TEMPORARILY CLOSING REQS. Submit a pair + prompt! [2]: Doyeon/Pinky. “No offense, but. Look, Jieqiong, I’m not gonna watch you shower while I’m handcuffed to you.”

Mommy Nayoung just won't let Mina live peacefully. [Kim Nayoung/Kim Sejeong, Jellyfish Family AU]

Nayeon isn't sure how it starts - from a simple, friendly, platonic fondness into the worryingly unhealthy over-dependency it is now. (Or: Nayeon watches herself burn; Jungyeon remains oblivious.)

In order to restore the concept of commitment and the importance of family to teenagers these days, Principal Lee Soo Man added another onto his students’ suffering: a “freshly-crafted system” – the “School-Years Marriage” Program. Kim Taeyeon finds herself wedded to one problematic (but smoking hot!) Jessica Jung. Based on the show "We Got Married".

"Once upon a time, there was this loser," Taeyeon starts, trying not to choke on the bile forming inside , "she was everything pathetic, but she was able to turn back time, and she twisted her fate to her own liking to the point where she came out anything but a loser. She lost the girl she loved as a trade-off, though."