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Oh, you would think your adolescent crushes hold no weight in your young adulthood, oh, you would think they are all the things of the past. Oh, you would think having a Mello from Death Note poster above your bed for the longest time among all the anime posters you’ve had (and Shota’s had a lot of anime posters hanging above his bed) would not imprint on your sexual preferences, and then one insignificant Saturday you see a guy that fully encompasses the concept of Mello and you think, fuck.
or, the story of how Shota accidentally takes up smoking.
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11 Jul 2026
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Jongseob tries on the drunk-degenerate party-bro lifestyle for a semester, and lets the man of his dreams slip through his fingers three times.
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11 Jul 2026
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“Again?” Shota asks simply, his voice soft, his fingers tightening minutely against Jongseob’s thigh.
The question is loaded, carrying more weight than the word should. Jongseob knows Shota isn’t just asking about the joint. His stomach twists pleasantly at the thought, his pulse thrumming in his ears as he leans slightly closer.
“Why not?”
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06 Jul 2026
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When the Quarter Quell drags previous victors back into the arena, Keeho expects to survive the way he always has: by staying entertaining, staying adored, staying untouchable. Jiung expects none of that. A quiet victor from Seven with a reputation for being “difficult,” he built a life as far from the Capitol as he could.
But if they agree on anything, it’s this: they don’t like each other.
Choi Jiung hates Yoon Keeho and the feeling is decidedly mutual. Even before the arena, they were already a danger to each other, spending years learning exactly how to get under each other’s skin.
But with friends missing, enemies closing in, and the arena stripping them down to nerve and blood, Keeho and Jiung may end up forced into the same path. Depending on each other is a problem. Wanting each other is worse. And the closer they get to something like trust, the more dangerous it becomes for everyone.
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01 Jul 2026
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Nothing can change it now, but I'm still looking.
After a drug trip gone wrong, Shota has gained the ability to see how many days left each person has on their life. Actually, he's not sure what that strange little counter is above his best friend's head, but everyone thinks he's crazy when he mentions it, and before he knows it... Keeho is dead, when his clock reaches zero.
Now Shota is trying to start over, with both his life of drugs and his stint in rehab behind him. Still, the numbers remain, and Shota can't look at one in the single digits without wanting to cry.
Enter Jongseob, the first zero since Keeho. He's abrasive, a little hard to love, but Shota is determined to find out if these clocks can be rewound... And if so, how many times before it's best simply left to fate? Can a broken heart be healed?
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06 Jun 2026