Three European girls move to New York for grad school. They meet a group of boys through the human equivalent of sunshine. Somewhere between Friday nights and arguments about nothing, Y/N develops a problem. His name is Park Sunghoon and he is, objectively speaking, the most irritating person she has ever met. She’s a psychology student. She knows exactly what it means when you can’t stop thinking about someone you claim to hate. She just wishes she didn’t.
Sunghoon is deeply in love with Y/N and completely whipped, constantly trying to make himself desirable in increasingly embarrassing, comedic ways to make her want him more. Jake and Kenji relentlessly tease him, while Warner observes everything with cold, irritated detachment and lingering emotional history tied to Y/N.
Y/N fakes a boyfriend to impress her friends, accidentally texts a random number—only to discover it belongs to Sunghoon, an ENHYPEN idol who decides to play along. 📱✨
Veilborne Academy doesn’t do coincidences. When the Rito dei Sigilli pairs Y/N — Aurum, second year, the girl who keeps her world deliberately small — with Park Sunghoon, Noctis Prefetto and the most unreadable person in the academy, neither of them calls it fate. They don’t call it anything. They don’t speak at all. They have two years of almost-moments behind them and three trials ahead. The magic will force them close. Everything else is up to them.
Y/N, creator of the viral podcast Pretty Pinky Scandals, interviewed ENHYPEN during a chaotic period of her life, while balancing university exams and multiple high-profile guests, including author Tahereh Mafi. The interview gained attention even before its release, marking one of the first times ENHYPEN had personally requested to appear on her platform after growing industry buzz around her work and her earlier interaction with CORTIS.
University group chat AU full of chaos, friendships, jealousy, and slow-burn romance. Y/N becomes the emotional center of a messy friend group where Sunghoon and Aaron silently compete for her attention while pretending not to care.
Y/N is a fan of ENHYPEN who begins sending messages to the group’s official Instagram account at the end of 2020. What starts as an emotional outlet slowly turns into a nightly ritual centered around Park Sunghoon. Every night at midnight, she shares fragments of her life—always accompanied by a photo of the moon.
Y/N and Sunghoon have been together for a year, close enough to feel like home, yet both quietly split themselves in two. She hides behind an anonymous cam account where she can be freer than she is in love. He follows a stranger online who feels unsettlingly familiar, never realizing he’s watching the same girl he holds at night. Neither of them knows the truth. But every version of them keeps leading back to each other.
A rivals-to-lovers newsroom story where two competing journalists can’t stand each other by day, but unknowingly become each other’s closest connection through anonymous 2AM phone calls.
Two souls cursed to love each other across every lifetime meet again after five hundred years — one still hopelessly devoted, the other remembering exactly why she swore to never forgive him.