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the map that leads to you (all the roads you took came back to me) by yeokalopsia
Fandoms: ENHYPEN (Band)
06 May 2026
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“I’m okay, Jungwon-ah. Go to sleep.” Jay murmurs, gently nudging the younger one’s body back onto the bed so he wouldn’t completely tip over.
But Jungwon grabs his wrist mid-motion.
“What are you–”
“Let me hold your hand, hyung.”
Jay pauses, like he’s trying to decipher if Jungwon’s actually being serious. But there’s a flush on his face that makes Jay realize he’s being dead serious.
“We can pretend I’m still drunk or something.”
(or: 20k words of two idiots who don't know how to be exes)
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27 Aug 2026
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Art student, Park Jay, has been single all twenty four years of his life and he’s perfectly content keeping it that way. At least, that’s what he tells himself. But when faced with a grueling task—that is: creating a sculpture on his interpretation of love, he ends up drawing blank. Until one night, an image hits him without warning. It comes in fragments: a pair of round eyes, a curved jawline, and soft lips. A face so vivid it drags Jay straight out of bed and into a frenzy of sketches and eraser dust before the image can disappear from his mind.
Except, there’s just one problem. The face doesn’t belong to anyone he knows. Or at least—it didn’t. Because weeks later, beneath the flashing lights of a party he was forced into going to, Jay comes face to face with the boy from his vision.
A blond-haired music major named: Yang Jungwon.
or: that moment when your vision comes to life.
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27 Aug 2026
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Jungwon and Jay have been at each other's throats since freshman year. The only thing they hate more than each other is how good the hate sex is. They have one rule: no kissing.
Tonight, they kiss.Bookmarked by wonsecreto
27 Aug 2026
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Desire. That’s the one thing that never dies.
Omitted truths are easier than outright lies. Jungwon tells himself he’s protecting Jongseong by staying away, starving himself until his pulse is a ghost of what it used to be. He stays home, survives on store-bought vegan substitutes, and ignores the way his fangs ache every time he remembers the heat of Jongseong’s skin.
But when a new predator starts circling the only person who makes him feel alive, Jungwon realizes that his “noble” distance has only left Jongseong unguarded. He’s forced to decide what’s worse: being the monster who claims him, or the saint who lets him be taken.
In the end, Jungwon would rather be a monster with Jongseong than a saint without him.
If Jongseong still wants him, he would never let him go again. And if he was gone—if Sunghoon had already laid a finger on him—then Jungwon would remind the city why his kind was feared long before the lights were ever turned on.
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27 Aug 2026
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Professionalism is a myth, and honestly? Yang Jungwon and Park Jongseong are tired of pretending otherwise.
They’re the industry’s favorite pair—the ones who can share a look, execute a perfect, chemistry-filled campaign, and then walk away like they don’t share the same bed at night. It’s the perfect game of “who can keep their distance the longest,” except Jungwon is terrified of losing what he can’t even name, and Jongseong is officially done with the act.
Between high-stakes campaigns, endless paparazzi, and enough pent-up tension to power a small city—the line between coworkers and completely, utterly obsessed gets blurrier by the day.
Turns out, the real story doesn’t happen in front of the lens. The real story starts After the Shutter.
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27 Aug 2026