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But that was the problem, actually. The “downside” of living with Na Jaemin was that Mark couldn’t function around him.
Back when Jaemin first moved in, he’d made every possible effort to get along. He’d brought cookies. Real cookies. As in baked-from-scratch-cookies. He would ask Mark things like “Do you prefer your eggs fried or scrambled?” and “We should decorate the living room for the holidays!” and “Tell me your favorite songs so I can listen!” And Mark—with equal hypothetical endurance of a victorian child drinking a fourloko—couldn’t handle that much thoughtfulness.
So, like most things in his life, he had messed everything up.
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22 Dec 2025
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It became a pattern; Donghyuck would flirt, Jaemin would glare. But somewhere in between, Jaemin’s breath would hitch. Sometimes, when Jaemin thought he was sleek enough, Donghyuck was able to see the cracks. He, blushing all pretty. Fidgeting with his thumbs. Wrinkling his nose. Looking back at him, like he saw him truly for who he was. Like he knew how he truly felt. As if he felt it too.
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Jaemin despised Donghyuck.
Donghyuck was a sucker for it.
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Jaemin's only ever had eyes for one girl in this world: her beautiful best friend Jeno.
She's found ways to secretly indulge in her crush, but Jeno's been acting weird lately. When they get together for a regular sleepover, she finally finds out what's been on her friend's mind.
Or: Jaemin plays a dangerous game and gets the good ending.
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01 Dec 2025
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Needing to escape the home he hated, Jaemin runs away to Busan to get out of a toxic household. He never would have thought he'd meet a man who would make his heart sing, and for the very first time he felt like he could breathe.
But for Jeno, summer came to an end, those sunny days slipped through his fingers and he had to say goodbye to this never love that changed everything. -
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Born frail, omega Na Jaemin has always lived under the shadow of early death. His marriage to Lee Jeno, a powerful alpha, is arranged not for love but for survival — to ensure someone will care for him when his body inevitably gives way.
But Jeno is not the kind of alpha anyone expected. Quiet, steady, and unwavering in his devotion, he tends to Jaemin with a tenderness that borders on reverence. What begins as duty shifts into something deeper: a love marked by soft touches, unspoken promises, and acts of service that speak louder than words.
Everyone believes Jaemin’s time is limited. Jeno refuses to believe it.
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23 Nov 2025