Daehyun is asked to describe the world to someone who has never seen it.          

Youngjae refuses to date Daehyun unless he earns his friends’ approval first. Unfortunately for boring old Daehyun, Youngjae’s friends are bona fide disasters.   [TW: vegans and anime]

Everywhere Daehyun goes, people call him “Youngjae’s Ex.” He’s sick of it, to say the least.          

Daehyun takes Youngjae to the beach during winter, and Youngjae just won't stop complaining about it. 

Living in a small apartment doesn't exactly give Youngjae the peace and quiet he needs. And when his newest, noisiest neighbor moves in, things begin to get a tad bit...out of hand.   

Valentine's Day is just around the corner, and the forecast for love is springing at an alarming rate as the pressure to confess reaches its all-time high. Youngjae doesn't really plan to confess anytime soon, but he does wish that the new cute first year would stop! looking! at! Daehyun like that! Daehyun doesn't really care about the holiday himself, but he's starting to fear that Youngjae's new friend might want to be mor

Daehyun and Youngjae fake a break up in order to end their fake five-year relationship together. Daehyun saw no harm in it; they never really had feelings for each other to begin with. But is it normal to miss your fake ex-boyfriend this much?

Youngjae likes sushi.          

Daehyun wasn’t superstitious. Single for seven years? Yeah, a coincidence. A pure, bitter coincidence.   —, was that a black cat?          

  I’m merely a blind pawn stuck playing this pretentious game of chess in favor of somehow gaining your heart.     "I will go wherever you are Climb any mountain Use whatever is necessary