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"Your first date is going to an internet cafe," says Jaemin, "with a guy you met on Grindr so you can play League together."
Jisung hasn't stopped blushing since his friends barged into his apartment. "Yeah."
"It has to be an internet cafe? And it has to be League?"
Jisung shrugged. "I guess."
"That's what's getting you out of the house?"
Chenle guffaws, rolling over on the thick duvet. "Never change, Jisung."
Jisung and Donghyuck meet over a dating app. Then they fuck.
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30 Jun 2026
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“Ah, Mr. Lee,” he called out, “I have your coffee.”
It was one thing to get coffee from your secretary every morning. It was another to get coffee from your super attractive secretary you’ve been harboring a crush on for who knows how long now.
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25 Dec 2025
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“Listen, I didn't know I was being mean, I didn't mean to! And why didn't either of you tell me he wasn't dating Jaemin? I thought he was this entire time.” He rubs his face, and his stomach sinks even further, immediately knowing he shouldn’t have said that.
Donghyuck grins widely, “Oh shit, you're into him, and like realllly into him, and you’ve been into him,” he laughs, “and somehow Jaemin fucking put it together, that's so funny.” He pauses, thinking, “Am I blind and stupid?”
“Oh my god, shut up, shut up, okay, I have to go buy a blindbox for him and try not to throw up.”
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17 Jun 2026
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Chenle always thought he had everything under control. He kept lying to himself and forcing his thoughts into place so he could act calm around his best friend, like a good alpha, even when Jisung’s blueberry scent made it hard to ignore him.
But big lies don’t last forever, they always fall apart.
And when Jisung tells him he’s pregnant, Chenle finally realizes all those years of holding back didn’t change anything at all.
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- Part 1 of I hate fruits
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26 Apr 2026
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In the depths of a forgotten cave, a grieving healer meets a dying dragon. Mourning what he couldn’t save before, Jisung faces an impossible question: will he run from the fear of failing again, or will he find the courage to reach out one more time?
This is a reminder that even borrowed light can guide someone home.
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02 Jun 2026