Her grandmother left her a house. And one rule. Stay out of the room on the left.

Alexandra Kim expected college to be temporary. Samantha Morgan expected college to be fun. At first, they are complete opposites: one emotionally guarded, and the other reckless enough to ruin her own life for fun. Living together started disastrous. However, somewhere between late-night arguments, and years of slowly becoming each other’s home, their relationship turns into something neither of them know how to let go of. What We Left Unfinished is a slow-burn sapphic romance about grief, love, timing, and the people who change us long after they’re gone.

Seojin Ha, a Korean detective, goes undercover, landing a job at a major corporation as part of an investigation — only to fall for her boss, the key figure in the case. Reflects no real events or places. All incidents, locations, and characters are fictional.

I stumbled upon a time machine by chance. To catch a glimpse of you — the one I lost — I travel against the current of time. I know nothing will change. But I can't stop.

First Place Was Never the Prize A dark academia enemies-to-lovers BL romance Adrian Vale has spent his entire life being perfect. Top-ranked in one of the most elite academic programs in the country, cold, disciplined, and impossible to read, Adrian doesn’t lose. He doesn’t get distracted. And he definitely doesn’t let people get close enough to matter. Then Luca Luca Morello takes first place. Brilliant, reckless, infuriatingly charming, Luca thrives on instinct where Adrian relies on control. After the two rivals are forced into a high-pressure research partnership, their competition turns into obsession—sharp arguments becoming dangerous tension, late nights in the lab turning into something far more personal. But Adrian’s life is built on pressure, expectations, and a family that values achievement more than affection. And Luca has a habit of pushing until people break open. What starts as rivalry becomes attraction. Attraction becomes dependence. And somewhere between ambition, anger, and sleepless nights together, both of them realize the most dangerous thing in the room was never the project. It was each other.

I ghosted her 10 years ago. Now she is back. Can I be her friend again? I promise I will be the perfect friend she's ever wanted. That was what I thought. Then.... I found out I've been in love with her, 10 years.