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The media concludes from wedding guest videos that Hansol is allegedly dating another attendee. Seungkwan concludes from guest videos that he may want more of Hansol than he can get. Always by his side in every clip, every photo, bringing him comfort from idol life in the form of macarons and weekly manicures.
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Gyuvin discovers AO3 and reads works about him and the group member he likes.
Ricky catches him reading.
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Tales of the girls, boys, and cats in Hansol's life. And Seungkwan, always in the center of it all.
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14 Dec 2024
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oh my god. the slow burn paid off so well i was so fed.
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There’s only so much he can do. There’s only so far they’re allowed to go. And Seungcheol seems to know that too - he just has no problem with pushing that line.
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24 Jan 2026
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Jeonghan is twelve when he first realises that he isn't into women. The discovery makes him retreat into himself, isolate himself from the rest of his classmates.
He is eighteen, throwing up into a toilet after giving into his first real crush, when he decides to never give into his urges again, to at least try to be normal.
He is twenty-four when he stumbles upon Seungcheol having phone sex with his not-girlfriend, and everything comes undone.
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24 Jan 2026
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“So let me get this straight, you catfished a random guy on Tinder pretending to be me just because you wanted your situationship to get jealous and take you back?” Jeonghan raises his brows. Josh nods timidly. Oh my god, burn him at the stake.
Or Jeonghan goes on a date with said man his best friend catfished on a dating app.
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24 Jan 2026
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“The first time I promised to take care of you, we were children on a rotting dock. The last time, men who had kept every promise”.
Choi Seungcheol is ten years old when he promises to take care of Yoon Jeonghan, nine, on a dock that smells of dead fish and desperation.
That promise becomes an anchor for thirty-five years: from Jeju to Busan, to the distant hope of Seoul. It's kept with calloused hands, endless jobs, and hours stolen from sleep.
Or: It's 1950 and two boys who had nothing but each other. And, against hunger, poverty, and a world that told them they didn't deserve to dream, that was enough to build everything: a family, a life, a future.
Bookmarked by bonon
24 Jan 2026