fake right? // CHOI SAN
a pr relationship with Choi San
a pr relationship with Choi San
Everyone at the company seems convinced you and Bang Chan are dating. The only problem? Neither of you has actually admitted you like each other. Between late-night studio visits, spontaneous coffee runs, suspiciously date-like hangouts and months of mutual pining, the rumors are getting harder to ignore. And when you show up at his studio with his usual coffee, only to find him carrying a bouquet of flowers, the whole "just friends" thing suddenly becomes a lot harder to believe.
Everyone at the company seems convinced you and Bang Chan are dating. The only problem? Neither of you has actually admitted you like each other. Between late-night studio visits, spontaneous coffee runs, suspiciously date-like hangouts and months of mutual pining, the rumors are getting harder to ignore. And when you show up at his studio with his usual coffee, only to find him carrying a bouquet of flowers, the whole "just friends" thing suddenly becomes a lot harder to believe.
A year after their breakup, Y/N hears a track produced by her ex San on ATEEZ’s new album and realizes the lyrics reference one of the last days they shared as a couple. As fans begin decoding the song online, she has to decide whether to stay silent, confront him, or protect the truth before it’s exposed.
A year after their breakup, Y/N hears a track produced by her ex San on ATEEZ’s new album and realizes the lyrics reference one of the last days they shared as a couple. As fans begin decoding the song online, she has to decide whether to stay silent, confront him, or protect the truth before it’s exposed.
a car crash destroys the beautiful life you’ve build with san.
Everyone assumes you and San are practically attached at the hip. Years of backstage conversations, midnight phone calls, matching habits picked up from each other without noticing, it all felt dangerously close to something more. At least to him. So when you casually mention your boyfriend over dinner, San can only stare at you across the table, smile frozen in place, wondering when exactly he lost the chance to tell you first.
Everyone assumes you and San are practically attached at the hip. Years of backstage conversations, midnight phone calls, matching habits picked up from each other without noticing, it all felt dangerously close to something more. At least to him. So when you casually mention your boyfriend over dinner, San can only stare at you across the table, smile frozen in place, wondering when exactly he lost the chance to tell you first.
blind date with chan
Y/N invites her best friend Chan to a family gathering, not expecting anything more than the usual chaos. But as she watches him laugh and play with her nieces and cousins, fitting into her world so perfectly, she realizes she’s fallen for him. The timing couldn’t be worse, Chan has just gotten a girlfriend, and now Y/N is stuck between keeping her feelings hidden or risking the one person she can’t afford to lose.
Y/N invites her best friend Chan to a family gathering, not expecting anything more than the usual chaos. But as she watches him laugh and play with her nieces and cousins, fitting into her world so perfectly, she realizes she’s fallen for him. The timing couldn’t be worse, Chan has just gotten a girlfriend, and now Y/N is stuck between keeping her feelings hidden or risking the one person she can’t afford to lose.
Being alone with Mingi in the studio becomes routine before you realize it’s dangerous.
Being alone with Mingi in the studio becomes routine before you realize it’s dangerous.
Moving to Korea for a new career opportunity, you begin working as an international staff coordinator at JYPE. What starts as a structured job quickly shifts when you are assigned to assist Stray Kids, and specifically Bang Chan, a producer and leader who never seems to stop working. Between late nights, overlapping schedules, and quiet moments in empty studios, a routine begins that slowly changes everything.
Moving to Korea for a new career opportunity, you begin working as an international staff coordinator at JYPE. What starts as a structured job quickly shifts when you are assigned to assist Stray Kids, and specifically Bang Chan, a producer and leader who never seems to stop working. Between late nights, overlapping schedules, and quiet moments in empty studios, a routine begins that slowly changes everything.
Every evening at 7:12, he’s already there. Same corner of the gym. Same heavy weights. Same intense, almost intimidating expression reflected in the mirror. Y/N tries not to look but it’s hard not to notice him. Everyone else in the gym seems to keep their distance. San never talks. Never smiles. Y/N tells herself it doesn’t mean anything until they start showing up a little earlier. Just in case. San has never said a word to her. Not until the day Y/N nearly drops a weight and he catches it like it’s nothing.
Every evening at 7:12, he’s already there. Same corner of the gym. Same heavy weights. Same intense, almost intimidating expression reflected in the mirror. Y/N tries not to look but it’s hard not to notice him. Everyone else in the gym seems to keep their distance. San never talks. Never smiles. Y/N tells herself it doesn’t mean anything until they start showing up a little earlier. Just in case. San has never said a word to her. Not until the day Y/N nearly drops a weight and he catches it like it’s nothing.
It was supposed to be a simple birthday. Just a crowded apartment, too many drinks, and the kind of laughter that lingers long after midnight. Y/N didn’t expect anything more than that, certainly not her two best friends hovering at her side all night.But alcohol makes things messy. And somewhere between refilling her glass and stealing her attention, Mingi and San stop pretending it’s all just harmless fun. Touches linger a little too long. Compliments turn into challenges. And suddenly, Y/N isn’t sure if they’re joking anymore, or if they ever were. Because the way they look at her?It doesn’t feel like friendship. And by the end of the night, Y/N might have to decide if her birthday wish was worth the chaos it brings.
It was supposed to be a simple birthday. Just a crowded apartment, too many drinks, and the kind of laughter that lingers long after midnight. Y/N didn’t expect anything more than that, certainly not her two best friends hovering at her side all night.But alcohol makes things messy. And somewhere between refilling her glass and stealing her attention, Mingi and San stop pretending it’s all just harmless fun. Touches linger a little too long. Compliments turn into challenges. And suddenly, Y/N isn’t sure if they’re joking anymore, or if they ever were. Because the way they look at her?It doesn’t feel like friendship. And by the end of the night, Y/N might have to decide if her birthday wish was worth the chaos it brings.
Y/N always been a regular in the underground rave scene, same music, same chaos, different faces every night. Until one face doesn’t change.
Y/N always been a regular in the underground rave scene, same music, same chaos, different faces every night. Until one face doesn’t change.
The first time she ends up in 3RACHA’s studio at two in the morning, it’s purely accidental.
The first time she ends up in 3RACHA’s studio at two in the morning, it’s purely accidental.
Years before Song Mingi became an idol, you were just two teenagers trying to love each other around dance practices, late-night phone calls, and impossible dreams.
Years before Song Mingi became an idol, you were just two teenagers trying to love each other around dance practices, late-night phone calls, and impossible dreams.
You always thought heartbreak would be loud.
Y/N and Chan have been roommates for god knows how long. It makes sense. Keep costs low and live with a person you know and don’t hate. It’s easy. He’s at practice most of the time, so she doesn’t even have him around that much. However, one night, when trying to sleep, Chan makes some noises in his room she can’t even pretend not to hear. Loud and needy. Then there’s the moan of her name. And that’s when she can’t pretend anymore.
Y/N and Chan have been roommates for god knows how long. It makes sense. Keep costs low and live with a person you know and don’t hate. It’s easy. He’s at practice most of the time, so she doesn’t even have him around that much. However, one night, when trying to sleep, Chan makes some noises in his room she can’t even pretend not to hear. Loud and needy. Then there’s the moan of her name. And that’s when she can’t pretend anymore.
Mingi swears he’ll only stay at your apartment for a few days. The water damage at the dorm will be fixed fast. A week at most. Then somehow there’s a toothbrush next to yours, hoodies hanging over your chairs, and Mingi half-asleep in your kitchen at two in the morning asking if you want ramen while music plays softly from his phone. Living with him is dangerously easy. You learn the little things quickly: the way he mumbles when tired, how he fills silence just to make you smile, how naturally he fits into your life like he was always supposed to be there. And somewhere between shared grocery runs and falling asleep together on the couch, the line between “temporary roommate” and “something much more” quietly disappears.
Mingi swears he’ll only stay at your apartment for a few days. The water damage at the dorm will be fixed fast. A week at most. Then somehow there’s a toothbrush next to yours, hoodies hanging over your chairs, and Mingi half-asleep in your kitchen at two in the morning asking if you want ramen while music plays softly from his phone. Living with him is dangerously easy. You learn the little things quickly: the way he mumbles when tired, how he fills silence just to make you smile, how naturally he fits into your life like he was always supposed to be there. And somewhere between shared grocery runs and falling asleep together on the couch, the line between “temporary roommate” and “something much more” quietly disappears.
Y/N is completely, utterly black out drunk when she texts her best friend Mingi.
Y/N is completely, utterly black out drunk when she texts her best friend Mingi.
Two costumes. One apartment. Too much alcohol. And one man who get a little too comfortable looking up at you for instructions.
Two costumes. One apartment. Too much alcohol. And one man who get a little too comfortable looking up at you for instructions.
Y/N gets a call on her phone at 1:32 AM. Who that is? Her ex boyfriend Chan, who’s she’s broken up with over what ? How he’s literally high all the time. Guess what he is right now.
Y/N gets a call on her phone at 1:32 AM. Who that is? Her ex boyfriend Chan, who’s she’s broken up with over what ? How he’s literally high all the time. Guess what he is right now.
Y/N goes clubbing alone after having just broken up with her now ex boyfriend. There she meets a mysterious, handsome and hot man named Keeho.
Y/N goes clubbing alone after having just broken up with her now ex boyfriend. There she meets a mysterious, handsome and hot man named Keeho.
Being proposed to by Bang Chan is everything you ever dreamed of, soft, sincere, and impossibly certain. Planning a wedding with him, however, is something else entirely. Between late-night studio sessions, packed schedules, and promises of “I’ll make it up to you,” you find yourself making decisions meant for two people on your own, carrying the weight of a future you’re supposed to be building together. It’s not that he doesn’t care. It’s that sometimes, loving him feels like learning how to wait. And somewhere between missed calls, quiet arguments, and a dress he hasn’t even seen yet, you start to wonder what exactly you’re walking toward. Until the day finally comes and for the first time in a long while, he’s right there.
Being proposed to by Bang Chan is everything you ever dreamed of, soft, sincere, and impossibly certain. Planning a wedding with him, however, is something else entirely. Between late-night studio sessions, packed schedules, and promises of “I’ll make it up to you,” you find yourself making decisions meant for two people on your own, carrying the weight of a future you’re supposed to be building together. It’s not that he doesn’t care. It’s that sometimes, loving him feels like learning how to wait. And somewhere between missed calls, quiet arguments, and a dress he hasn’t even seen yet, you start to wonder what exactly you’re walking toward. Until the day finally comes and for the first time in a long while, he’s right there.
In a world where idol life is just background noise to you, being friends with a member of an idol group doesn’t feel special anymore, it feels normal. You’ve been invited to enough backstage hangouts, casual gatherings, and after-party events that the shine has worn off, replaced by familiarity. So when your friend from the industry invites you to another private gathering with the members of Bang Chan’s group, you don’t expect anything different.
In a world where idol life is just background noise to you, being friends with a member of an idol group doesn’t feel special anymore, it feels normal. You’ve been invited to enough backstage hangouts, casual gatherings, and after-party events that the shine has worn off, replaced by familiarity. So when your friend from the industry invites you to another private gathering with the members of Bang Chan’s group, you don’t expect anything different.
Y/ N and Chan have been fuck buddies for a while now. Chan is focused on work, new albums and meetings. Y/N is only a priority when he needs her to be. And most of the time she isn’t. She’s getting fed up with it but Chan, knowing just how to push her buttons, know she won’t leave.
Y/ N and Chan have been fuck buddies for a while now. Chan is focused on work, new albums and meetings. Y/N is only a priority when he needs her to be. And most of the time she isn’t. She’s getting fed up with it but Chan, knowing just how to push her buttons, know she won’t leave.
It’s Y/N’s birthday, and her boyfriend has planned a party for her. All of her friends are invited, of course including her best friend Mingi. For the evening, he chose an outfit that makes Y/N seriously question her loyalty to her boyfriend—especially when they’re sitting alone together on her couch.
It’s Y/N’s birthday, and her boyfriend has planned a party for her. All of her friends are invited, of course including her best friend Mingi. For the evening, he chose an outfit that makes Y/N seriously question her loyalty to her boyfriend—especially when they’re sitting alone together on her couch.