Threads of Eternity
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The story begins in a world where immortality is real, but hidden. Hyunjin and Changbin are both immortals, high-ranking members of a council that oversees a protected gated community designed specifically for immortal regressors and caregivers. Inside this estate, regression isn’t taboo or secret in the way it is outside. It’s structured, normalized, and gently supervised. People move between “big space,” “little space,” and “baby space” freely, and caregivers support them without judgment. Outsiders have no idea this world exists.
Hyunjin and Changbin are married, and their bond is deeply established, not just as partners but as lifelong co-regulators within this system. They’ve been searching for a “little” of their own for a long time, someone who feels like a missing thread in their shared existence.
That’s when Felix enters the story.
!!!This story is extremely slow burn!!!
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- Part 1 of Threads of Eternity
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After the bonding ceremony that made Felix immortal, “forever” proves far more fragile than any of them imagined.
Hyunjin, having sacrificed half his life force to ensure Felix survived the transition,
Felix now walks a precarious balance: idol on stage, graphic design student by day, and deeply regressed baby at home. With strict new rules — mandatory nap times, early bedtimes, and daily regression
As the immortal Council begins to scrutinize their triad — questioning Hyunjin’s fitness and Felix’s stability — external pressures mount. Public schedules become riskier. Old secrets threaten to surface. And the deeper Felix falls into regression, the more possessive and unyielding his husbands become.
In Book 2 of Threads of Eternity, love turns darker and more consuming. Hyunjin and Changbin will do anything to keep their husband safe — even if it means tightening the velvet chains around him. Felix must learn how to thrive in a forever where protection and possession are one and the same.Series
- Part 2 of Threads of Eternity