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Hanahaki Disease is a disease in which the victim coughs up flower petals when they suffer from one-sided love. It ends when the beloved returns their feelings or when the victim dies. It can be cured through surgical removal, but when the infection is removed, the victim's romantic feelings for their love also disappear.
Of all the people who could have this disease, he didn't think it would be him.
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19 Oct 2026
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Gray and Lucy are growing closer—spending more time together, talking every day, and slowly building something neither of them expected. But their budding connection does not go unnoticed by Juvia and Natsu, who accidentally overhear a conversation in which Gray and Lucy openly complain about the qualities they dislike most about them.
Refusing to accept defeat, Juvia and Natsu form an alliance, determined to prove Gray and Lucy wrong—and make them realize who they truly belong with. What begins as a harmless scheme filled with jealousy, mischief, and calculated chaos soon spirals into something far more complicated.
Clarity; Endgame ships are Nalu/Gruvia. (there will be Graylu/Navia moments for the plot)
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15 Oct 2026
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Hongjoong isn't sure how to define his and Seonghwa's relationship.
They're partners, co-pack leaders, best friends.
And maybe Hongjoong wishes it were more, but he won't say anything. Seonghwa is unpresented—a late bloomer—and Hongjoong doesn't want him to feel tied down to anything before he does present.
Everything changes during the pack's annual winter vacation. First, a blizzard snows them in at their remote mountain cabin. Then, Seonghwa unexpectedly presents and enters his first heat. And Hongjoong is forced to confront the feelings he's been pushing down for years.
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09 Oct 2026
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“My pack hates me.”
It doesn’t even sound right to Hongjoong — doesn’t fit with the memories trailing out far behind him, doesn’t suddenly click with the tumult in his head. It’s easy to claim, easy to say, but it doesn’t make sense, not with the long history of love they shared, not with the way Yunho carefully dried his hair, with San crying over the thought he hurt his Luna, with Seonghwa holding him so close and keeping him safe, with Jongho pulling him aside to check in and Mingi’s terror over his disappearance and Yeosang promising Hongjoong he could scent him when he got home. Not with Wooyoung making him promise to tell the pack, reassuring him that they want to help, asking him to trust them.
It doesn’t feel like hate. None of it does.
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Everything's ruined — and it's all Hongjoong's fault. He ran from his pack. He kept secrets. He never wanted to hurt them. But everything's broken now.
Devastated by their Luna's disappearance, the pack has no choice but to sift through the wreckage of the last two months and realize Hongjoong was hurting far more than they knew — and it was all their fault.
They don't know where to start. But they're going to fix this. They have to.
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- Part 2 of Redundancy & Sufficiency
Bookmarked by karlaesc1
09 Oct 2026
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Marriage for Seonghwa and Hongjoong is simple: cozy evenings, stolen kisses, muffins slipped across the counter, and the kind of domestic devotion that makes strangers jealous.
What's not simple? The fact that no one at the café knows they're married.
aaand Seonghwa’s very wealthy, very smug, very married-to-him husband, has no interest in correcting them.
Instead, he leans in, playing the role of a mysterious stranger while Seonghwa tries to hold back a blush.
Add Wooyoung’s matchmaking schemes, and it's only a matter of time before chaos boils over.
or,
Wooyoung is ready to ship it.
Turns out, it's already canon.
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18 Aug 2026

