6 Works by plomle
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For someone who designs permanent structures, Kaveh is incredibly good at making sure everything in his life has an expiration date. He’s ready for the fights, the rent, and the exasperated sighs. He is entirely unprepared for Alhaitham being kind.
Or: Alhaitham finally tries to be gentle, and Kaveh completely panics.
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One viral clip. Seven million views. And a single question from the world's top pro gamer that turns Kim Dokja's quiet, anonymous life entirely upside down.
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lost in translation (and room contracts) by plomle
Fandoms: 原神 | Genshin Impact (Video Game)
07 Sep 2026
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Kaveh loses his memory, gains a devoted "boyfriend," and suddenly finds himself living in a world of soft touches, quiet evenings, and uncharacteristic patience. It’s the perfect dynamic—until his past memories come crashing back, leaving him to figure out where the misunderstanding ended and Alhaitham’s actual feelings began.
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Kaveh’s rules for professional interior design:
1. Understand the client’s vision.
2. Balance aesthetic beauty with utility.
3. Do not fall for the insufferable attorney who is actively paying you to waste his own time.
Unfortunately, Alhaitham makes breaking rule #3 exceptionally easy—mostly by archiving every single swatch Kaveh brings and writing secret confessions on the back.
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not just for the stats by plomle
Fandoms: 전지적 독자 시점 - 싱숑 | Omniscient Reader - Sing-Shong
24 Aug 2026
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Kim Dokja's logic was simple: hold hands, get a massive 300% attack speed boost, and clear the scenario. It was pure strategy.
The problem? The Star Stream's algorithm doesn't take kindly to people lying to themselves, and Yoo Joonghyuk has no intention of letting Kim Dokja call this a "fake" arrangement for much longer.
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Logically, writing to someone who cannot read the words is an inefficient use of ink. But as the silence in the shared house grows heavier, Alhaitham finds that his usual logic is completely useless against the weight of a quiet house. Left alone with a pair of unused keys and an untouched drafting table, he turns to parchment to process a grief he refuses to show to the rest of the world.