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i make spontaneous decisions and spontaneous scenarios.

CORTIS SEONGHYEON.

Y/n is an upcoming senior in high school. After having trouble with her friends at her old school, in northern New Jersey, she decides to take an exchange year in Seoul, South Korea. Her host family welcomes her with open arms, except a boy who’s the same age as her, Eom Seonghyeon.

CORTIS MARTIN

y/n is laying on her bed on a random summer night. As she scrolls through her phone, a video with a familiar face pops up. It’s her ex, Martin, who’s she’s truly not over. He’s in a famous kpop boy group now, CORTIS. This makes y/n spiral, and her heart ache. Will she reach out?

LNGSHOT.

Six months before debut, MOREVISION made a decision that changed everything: Y/n would become LNGSHOT’s fifth member. The problem? None of the boys wanted her there. With every rehearsal reminding her she doesn’t belong, homesickness becomes the only thing louder than the music.

CORTIS MARTIN | LNGSHOT.

After leaving BigHit and debuting under More Vision as a member of LNGSHOT, Y/N has spent three years building a successful career and convincing herself she’s moved on from the fellow trainee she once loved. But when they unexpectedly reunite while preparing for an end-of-year award show, old memories and unresolved feelings resurface, forcing both of them to confront what was left unsaid years ago.

RYUL | LNGSHOT

At twenty, Ryul is living the idol dream as LNGSHOT’s main rapper, but his success has come at the cost of his four-year relationship. What started as small missed calls and forgotten plans has turned into constant distance, broken promises, and conversations that feel more like obligations than love. He keeps saying he’s busy and that things will get better after promotions, but she’s beginning to realize she’s the only one still holding on.

WOOJIN| LNGSHOT.

At exactly 2:30 A.M. EST, Y/n’s phone buzzes with a text from an unknown number. Assuming it’s nothing more than a wrong number, she replies anyway, expecting the conversation to end after a few messages. Instead, it turns into something neither of them saw coming. What begins as an accidental late-night exchange slowly becomes part of their daily lives, with the two of them texting through different time zones about everything from music and school to dreams, fears, and the small moments that make up their days. They never ask for each other’s social media, never exchange photos, and never reveal their real identities, content with being strangers connected only by a phone number. As the weeks turn into months, Y/n can’t help but wonder who the mysterious person on the other end of the screen really is. The answer comes when one unexpected discovery turns her entire world upside down: the number she’s been texting all this time belongs to Woojin, the eighteen-year-old idol from the rookie K-pop group LNGSHOT. Suddenly, what once felt like an ordinary wrong number becomes something much more complicated, forcing them to decide whether the connection they’ve built can survive the reality of fame, distance, and the secrets they’ve kept from each other.

woojin|LNGSHOT

At eighteen, Woojin is finally living the dream he’d spent years chasing. As a rookie idol in MOREVISION’s newest boy group, LNGSHOT, his life revolves around dance practices, schedules, cameras, and the pressure of never making a mistake. Every move is watched, every interaction judged, every headline capable of changing everything overnight. Across the street from the company building lives another eighteen-year-old whose life couldn’t be more different. No one knows her name. The employees recognize her face. The security guards see her every evening. She lives in one of the aging apartment buildings overlooking MOREVISION, leaving just before the sun disappears and making the same quiet walk to a lonely bench outside the building. Rain soaks her clothes. Snow gathers in her hair. Summer heat leaves her drenched in sweat. It never matters. She’s there every night, silent and motionless, staring at nothing until the tears come. Sometimes they’re quiet, sometimes they leave her shaking so hard it looks painful just to breathe, but they never seem to stop. She never brings a phone. Never listens to music. Never speaks to anyone. The world passes around her as if she’s invisible, and after months of seeing the same heartbreaking routine, everyone simply accepts that she’s become part of the scenery. Woojin can’t.

RYUL. | LNGSHOT.

Every evening, after long hours in the studio, sold-out performances with LNGSHOT, or even on the rare days he had nothing to do, Ryul found himself taking the same route through town. It became a habit, something to clear his mind after the noise of the day. Along that route, he always saw the same girl. Y/N. A quiet foreigner who had only recently arrived. She was always alone, sitting on the same bench or walking the same streets with her head down. There was something about her that caught his attention. She looked exhausted, as if she carried the weight of the world on her shoulders, and there was a sadness in her eyes that never seemed to fade. For weeks, Ryul simply passed by, exchanging nothing more than a glance. But the more he saw her, the harder it became to ignore his curiosity. Eventually, he decided that the next time he saw her, he would finally say something.

Only You Can See Them

You’ve just moved to a quiet, gloomy town. The streets are empty, the skies are grey, and everyone at your new school keeps to themselves. Maybe it’s just different from the big city you’re used to. One night, while wandering through the woods, you stumble upon an enormous, abandoned house. Inside are four familiar faces. Four boys. They’re ghosts, unseen by everyone in town. Everyone except you. And for the first time in decades, they finally have someone who can see them.