You are in the VIP area of the last concert in your country. Suddenly your gaze meets the ATEEZ members(all members ) they stare at you for a moment…they smile at you, bite their lower lip and acts sexual , and acts sexual to you and continues giving his all on stage. The songs pass but they can’t get you out of his mind. Although they try to hide it, their gaze searches for you in the audience and they can’t stop fantasizing about you
You are in the VIP area of the last concert in your country. Suddenly your gaze meets a one of the EXO members …he stares at you for a moment…he smiles at you, bites his lower lip and acts sexual , and acts sexual to you and continues giving his all on stage. The songs pass but he can’t get you out of his mind. Although he tries to hide it, his gaze searches for you in the audience and he can’t stop fantasizing about you
The VIP section is supposed to feel exclusive—but not this intense. From the moment the lights drop at the ATEEZ concert, the energy in the arena is electric. The bass shakes the floor, the crowd roars every lyric, and the members command the stage like they were born for it. You’re right up front in the VIP area, close enough to see every expression, every smirk, every drop of sweat under the lights. It starts as nothing—just a glance.
You are in the VIP area of the last concert in your country. Suddenly your gaze meets the Fix-on…he stares at you for a moment…he smiles at you, bites his lower lip and continues giving his all on stage. The songs pass but he can’t get you out of his mind. Although he tries to hide it, his gaze searches for you in the audience and he can’t stop fantasizing about you
You never noticed him at first. Not really. Just a tall figure lingering across the street when you left work. A black motorcycle parked outside your apartment too many nights in a row. Expensive gifts appearing at your door with no name attached — your favorite flowers, books you’d once glanced at in a shop window, jewelry that fit your style too perfectly. Then came the feeling of being watched. Unknown numbers texting you “Get home safe.” A shadow following a few steps behind whenever you walked alone at night. Your apartment door mysteriously unlocked the one time you forgot your keys. You tell yourself it’s coincidence. Until the night you finally see him. ATEEZ member( random member ) — except he isn’t the idol the world knows. In the underground world of gangs and smuggling, they’re is feared. Ruthless. Untouchable. And completely obsessed with you. For months he’s been watching you from a distance, convincing himself nobody else deserves to get close. Every person who flirted with you disappeared from your life. Every danger near you was silently handled before you even noticed.
You were just trying to get home after your late shift when you stumbled into the middle of a gunfight in a dark alley. Men in black suits, expensive cars, blood on the pavement — and one injured stranger collapsing right in front of you. Before you could think, another shot rang out. Instinct took over. You shoved him out of the way and felt the bullet tear into your side instead. When you woke up, you were in a luxury penthouse surrounded by eight dangerously beautiful men who watched your every move like predators guarding something precious. That’s when you learned the truth — the man you saved was ATEEZ, not idols to the outside world, but one of the most feared gangs in the country beneath the surface. You should’ve been terrified. Instead, they treated you like something fragile. They stitched your wounds, stayed beside your bed through sleepless nights, argued over who got to care for you, and made sure nobody could ever hurt you again. The more time passed, the more you realized the ruthless gang everyone feared became soft only for you. They looked at you like taking that bullet tied your fate to theirs forever.
You’ve been with Mattheo Riddle long enough to know when he’s lying. So when he sits across from you, avoiding your eyes while asking for an open relationship, you already know he’s made up his mind before the conversation even started. He says he loves you. Says you’re still his girl. But apparently love isn’t enough for him anymore. He wants freedom. Variety. More. And because you’ve spent two years loving him so fiercely it hurts, you force yourself to agree. Pretend it doesn’t break something inside you. Pretend you can handle hearing about other girls hanging off his arm at parties. What Mattheo doesn’t realize is that he was never the one settling. Because the second people hear you’re no longer fully his, everything changes. Boys who never dared look your way suddenly can’t stay away. Slytherins flirt openly in the corridors. Ravenclaws start sitting beside you in class just to hear your sarcastic comments. Even people Mattheo hates are suddenly offering to walk you to lessons with smug smiles on their faces. You’re beautiful without trying to be. Smart without showing off. Funny in a way that catches people off guard. And unlike most of the girls surrounding Mattheo, you never begged for attention — which somehow makes everyone want yours even more. At first, Mattheo tells himself he doesn’t care. This was his idea, after all. Until he sees other people touching you. Laughing with you. Looking at you the way he used to think only he could. And slowly, the open relationship he demanded becomes the thing that destroys him.
Moving away from Seoul feels like being pulled out of your own life. One minute you’re surrounded by neon lights and crowded streets, and the next you’re standing in the quiet coastal town of Gangneung, where the loudest thing is the sound of waves crashing against the shore. What happens when you meet a member of Ateez? .
Lorenzo Berkshire has a reputation: painfully shy, hopelessly awkward, and completely incapable of talking to girls without tripping over his own words. So when he stands up and tells them that he has a girlfriend—you—no one believes him.
You weren’t supposed to be at that bar. It was tucked into a shadowed street, the kind of place people didn’t talk about in daylight—but something pulled you in anyway. That’s where you met Minjun. Everyone knew his name, even if they pretended not to. Leader of The Serpent’s Kiss—a gang whispered about in fear and fascination. When you accidentally bumped into him, the room seemed to freeze. Conversations died. Eyes dropped. But Minjun didn’t react the way you expected. He smiled. Not a friendly smile—something sharper, intrigued. Like he’d just found something he wasn’t planning to let go of. After that night, you started noticing him everywhere. Not always directly—sometimes just a glimpse of him across the street, or the feeling of being watched. Until one day, he finally approached you properly, offering you a “choice”: walk away and forget him… or step into his world. You should’ve left. But you didn’t. What starts as curiosity turns into something far more dangerous. You’re pulled deeper into his life—late-night conversations, secrets he doesn’t tell anyone else, moments where his cold, controlled façade cracks just for you. Minjun insists he doesn’t fall for people. Doesn’t trust. Doesn’t care. But he keeps choosing you. What happens when you-fall for him too ?
You transfer to Durmstrang in your fifth year, leaving Hogwarts behind for something harsher, colder—more honest. Almost immediately, you clash with Nikolai Dolohov: arrogant, dangerous, and far too comfortable with dark magic. Your first interaction turns into a duel. It doesn’t end cleanly, and neither of you forgets it. but when you both realise your in love…?
You’ve spent most of your life at Hogwarts, quietly mastering magic while never quite feeling like you belong. When a mysterious exchange program opens between Hogwarts and an elite Korean wizarding academy hidden deep in the mountains of South Korea, you take the chance to start over—leaving behind familiar halls for something entirely unknown.
You’re the actual little sister of one of the members of ATEEZ—not just by bond, but by blood. Growing up, you were always around the group, especially during their trainee days. You watched them struggle, succeed, and slowly become the global idols everyone knows. To them, you’re family in the truest sense—protected, cherished, and absolutely off-limits. Your brother has always been the most protective. He’s made it very clear to the others: you are his little sister first, everything else second. The members joke about it, but there’s an unspoken rule none of them would dare cross. Except… one of them already has..
Nikolai Dolohov, the sharp-edged Durmstrang transfer with a reputation that keeps most students at a distance, unexpectedly clicks with you from the moment your paths cross, his guarded demeanor softening in ways only you seem to notice. What starts as an easy friendship quickly becomes something deeper—an unspoken understanding that feels far too natural for two people who have only just met.
You’ve been dating Kim Byeongkwan for months, and his place has started to feel like a second home—late-night movies, shared meals, and quiet mornings that blur into something almost permanent. But lately, something feels off. His older brother, Kim Hongjoong, has been acting… different. At first, it’s subtle—lingering glances, sudden silence when you walk into a room, the way he always seems to be nearby without saying much. You brush it off as stress or coincidence. Until one evening, while cooking dinner for the three of you, you slip and cut your hand. Before you can even react, Hongjoong is there—grabbing your wrist, his touch careful but intense, his concern far too immediate to be casual. Byeongkwan notices. You argue. You break up. What happens when his brothers there to pick up the pieces? .