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“Do you think it’s a bad idea for Donghyuck and me to live together?”
“Dyeing your hair twice in one week is a bad idea. Eating ramen multiple nights in a row is a bad idea. You and Donghyuck living together is a disastrous idea,” Chenle said.
- Mark and Donghyuck decide to live together. Mark waits for the other shoe to drop. -
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15 Sep 2026
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REM
I made you another song
this one's off the records, just for youOkay. That sounds dangerous as fuck.
(or; producer Mark writes freaky demos for Donghyuck's upcoming solo album and Donghyuck loses his mind.)
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02 Sep 2026
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“You wrote,” Renjun said, leaning over just enough to read, "that he's chronically unhelpful.”
“He is,” Donghyuck said. “He keeps not reacting.”
Renjun turned his head slowly. “Do you hear yourself when you talk?”
“Only when other people aren’t interrupting me.”
In a little cottage at the edge of the woods, Donghyuck sells love spells, confession charms, and romantic remedies. His magic is famously effective... Except, for reasons both maddening and deeply offensive, it doesn’t work on Mark.
Mark, the village’s gentle half-stag forest guardian, is untouched by every charm, enchanted tea, and carefully disguised magical experiment Donghyuck throws his way, which means Donghyuck is forced to do the only sensible thing: become obsessed.
As it turns out, magic can’t deepen a heart that’s already quietly in love. And Mark’s heart has been devoted to Donghyuck for much longer than Donghyuck ever realized.
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02 Sep 2026
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The first time Donghyuck meets Mark is at their wedding.
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In which nineteen year-old Donghyuck marries Mark, and finds love where it isn't supposed to grow.
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01 Sep 2026
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Mark is the best producer at the label and he knows it – cool head, steady hands, never once cared who ends up featured on a track. It's just business. A guest verse is a guest verse.
So when management adds a ridiculously charming and genuinely talented rapper onto Haechan’s comeback single, Mark is fine with it. Totally fine, until Haechan has begun praising his featuring artists at every opportunity, purely to watch his producer's eye twitch.
Mark is just doing his job. It's just a song.
(It was never just a song.)
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01 Sep 2026