Recent bookmarks
-
Tags
Summary
Hongjoong's spent a good majority of his life alone on his family farm. Sure, the work is hard, grueling, and tedious. But it's also rewarding and fulfilling. He doesn't have time to ponder on his loneliness, not at all! He doesn't need help around the farm and he hasn't bothered to talk to anybody outside of necessity.
Until one day, the motion sensor on his barn goes off and his life dramatically changes, for better or worse.
(Human Hongjoong finds and takes in the rest of hybrids ATEEZ)
Series
- Part 1 of My Treasure
-
Tags
Summary
"DNYL, come join our club. Let’s have some fun."
Chenle knows what it feels like to have his heart broken without even meaning to give it away, and Jisung has just seen those around him hurt too much because of a stupid four letter word. Fuck Love.
-
Tags
Summary
“I think Mark hates me, but he’s too nice to admit it,” Donghyuck says around his food, mouth stuffed with a big bite of bacon pizza.
He cranes his neck over the backrest of the couch, trying to sneak a glance at Renjun. His best friend is sitting at the living room table, open hands hovering over his homework as he stares blankly at Donghyuck.
“I think Mark is probably the nicest dude on the planet, and you’re just a fucking asshole.”
(or: donghyuck needs a place to live, so he moves into mark’s apartment. everything goes wrong and, no matter how you look at it, it’s always renjun’s fault)
-
Tags
Summary
It is a screenshot of a tweet with thousands of likes and retweets. Underneath, there’s a message from their manager:
company. now.
Mark keeps staring at it, frozen in the spot as Taeyong’s voice echoes distinctly in his mind.
“I don’t care what you do behind closed doors,” he had said months ago. “Just don’t get caught.”
or: mark and donghyuck hook up one night, and it’d be perfectly fine if not for the fact that they are in a famous kpop group together.
-
Tags
Summary
But Jeno tries to understand it, tries to narrow down the meaning of life in the patterns of leaves and the poison of pollen. His academic career has been centered around the levels to which organic life forms can truly communicate—more so plant to human communication—and thus far he has confirmed two things.
1) Plants have always and will always contain minds of their own.
2) People, by design, are stupid and flawed creatures.

