You and Niki were complete opposites: you were chaos, and he was control. You were clumsy, loud, childish, and always causing trouble. You loved jokes and pranks, while Niki was quiet, serious, and easily annoyed by your behavior. You had never gotten along. You stole his seat, called his name for no reason, and made faces whenever he glared at you. “Can you act normal for once?” Niki would ask. “Can you smile for once?” you’d reply. “Nope!” He called you a walking disaster, while you called him an emotionless robot. Your arguments were constant, and everyone knew better than to leave you alone together. You thought Niki took life too seriously. He thought you never took anything seriously enough. You were enemies. And if anyone said you’d ever become friends with Nishimura Riki, you’d laugh in their face. Niki would probably say the same about you.

When you were little, you and Heeseung were inseparable. Every afternoon, you’d meet beneath the old tree behind your neighborhood, sharing snacks, trading drawings, and making up stories. Every Friday, you’d split a strawberry milk because neither of you had enough money for two, and Heeseung always let you have the last sip. You’d collect pretty leaves and keep them in an old notebook, which he jokingly called your “museum.” Whenever it rained, you’d run outside anyway, then sit beneath an awning while Heeseung tried to dry your soaked shoes. One winter, you built a snowman together and gave it his scarf because you thought it looked lonely. Then, one summer, your family moved away. Years later, you return to the neighborhood and meet Heeseung again. You don’t recognize him at first. He’s taller, quieter, and more reserved now, but he remembers you immediately. He remembers everything: how you hated sandwich crusts, how you always lost your pencils, how you hummed when nervous, and the secret “tunnel” you once convinced him existed beneath the old tree. He even remembers the little metal box you buried together, filled with friendship bracelets, a movie ticket, a dried leaf, and a note with both your names on it. You remember almost none of it. Instead of telling you everything, Heeseung lets you get to know him again from the beginning. Slowly, tiny memories return—the strawberry milk, the rainy afternoons, the snowman, the old notebook. Then you remember the last day before you moved away: standing beneath the tree and promising you’d find each other again. Heeseung never forgot. Now you have to decide whether the past is something you should recover, or something you should leave behind while discovering who you both became.

You had always been the extroverted one—the girl who could talk to anyone, laugh at almost anything, and make even the quietest moments feel warm. And somehow, Niki had become your favorite person. You were always together, always laughing, always finding excuses to stay around each other a little longer. You slowly started falling for him, but you never told him. You were scared. You didn’t know if he felt the same, yet the way he looked at you, smiled at you, and stayed close made you believe he might. So you kept your feelings hidden, letting them grow stronger every day. The more affectionate you became, the more you convinced yourself that maybe he secretly felt the same. Until one day, you started coughing. At first, you thought you were getting sick. But when you covered your mouth, a tiny flower petal rested in your palm. You froze. Another cough came, and more petals fell. You tried to hide it, wiping them away before anyone could notice. But it kept happening. The flowers only appeared because of one thing: your love for someone who didn’t love you back. And the worst part? You didn’t know that Niki’s heart already belonged to someone else. That someone else was Rika. You kept smiling around him, pretending everything was fine, while every unspoken feeling seemed to grow inside you. You loved him more and more, even as your body reminded you that he would never love you the way you wanted him to. And every time another flower petal fell from your lips, you wondered how long you could keep pretending that your heart wasn’t breaking.

Heeseung was your friend, or at least you wished. Heeseung was cold, rude, arrogant, and hated everyone. You thought he was just a bully. Even then, you still wanted to be friends with him. He hated how you were always so childish, talkative, and cheerful. But to you, it was just your charm. But there was one thing you didn’t know for years. He wasn’t cold and mean to you because he hated you, he didn’t do it because he was annoyed. He just didn’t learn how to accept you in his life. And the reason he didn’t know how to accept you in his life was his dad. His dad hurt him. A lot. With words, and physically. His life was miserable. Yet, you never noticed.

You’ve been deaf for as long as you can remember. Your hearing aid sits behind your ear every day, familiar enough that you barely notice it anymore. Still, sometimes you catch yourself wishing things could be different. You wish you could experience the world the way everyone else seemed to. Conversations without having to concentrate so hard. Music without needing to feel the vibrations. Never having to explain why you didn’t hear someone calling your name. More than anything, you just wanted to feel like an ordinary kid. Then there was Riki. Riki was cold, arrogant, and blunt. He didn’t care about making friends, and he definitely didn’t care about being liked. If someone annoyed him, he made it obvious. He could be rude without even seeming to realize it, and most people knew better than to bother him. You tried to stay away from him. You didn’t know much about him, and you preferred it that way. Until one day, you ended up sitting beside him. Riki glanced at you, then at your hearing aid. He said something. You blinked. You hadn’t heard him. “Sorry?” you asked. His eyes narrowed slightly. “Seriously? You can’t hear?” You looked down for a moment before nodding. “Not very well.” He stared at you, clearly unimpressed. “Then pay attention.” You looked at him, caught off guard by how blunt he was. He leaned back in his chair and looked away. “I’m not repeating everything I say.” And somehow, that was the beginning of everything.

Your life had never been particularly easy. After losing both of your parents, everything around you seemed quieter than it used to be. The house that was once filled with their voices now felt strangely empty, and you had slowly gotten used to coming home to silence. There was no one waiting at the door to ask how your day went, no one reminding you about homework, and no one there to comfort you when things became overwhelming. You had learned to handle most things by yourself, even when you wished you didn’t have to. At school, things weren’t much better. You didn’t have a group of friends to sit with at lunch or people you could text after school, so you mostly kept to yourself and tried not to attract attention. You were already struggling emotionally, and school often made everything feel even harder. Some days, even walking through the school doors felt exhausting. And then there was Ni-ki. He was one of the students who bullied you the most. He would make comments whenever you walked past, tease you in front of other students, and deliberately embarrass you whenever he had the opportunity. You tried ignoring him, hoping that eventually he’d get bored and leave you alone, but he never seemed to. You became quieter and quieter.

You lost your parents when you were very young. After that, you were taken in by House 89, a group of people who were trained to protect others and fight dangerous people. They raised you and kept you hidden because there were people looking for you. You believed they protected you because they cared about you and wanted to keep you safe. You grew up with Riki, who became one of the people closest to you. He was also the person who was supposed to protect you. But there was something you didn’t know. You have an extremely rare blood type, and your blood is very valuable. House 89 knew about this from the beginning. This was one of the reasons they wanted to keep you alive and safe. One day, Riki gets badly hurt and needs blood. Because he has the same rare blood type as you, the people at House 89 take some of your blood and give it to him to help save him. That’s when you slowly start to realize that House 89 didn’t only protect you because they cared about you. Your blood was also important to them because it could save Riki if something happened to him. Then the dangerous man who killed your parents comes back. He still wants your rare blood, and now you’re being hunted again.

For months, Jungwon had been your silent shadow, observing you from a distance with a warmth that contrasted sharply with his usual cool, composed exterior. He memorized the little things-the way your eyes crinkled when you laughed, how you stayed up too late studying or working, and the soft, gentle way you treated everyone around you. He was completely captivated, yet every time he resolved to finally walk up and confess his feelings, his usual confidence would evaporate, leaving him completely tongue-tied. He wanted nothing more than to be the one comforting you after a long day, to hold your hand, and to speak his truth, but fear of rejection kept him frozen. Realizing that his human self lacked the courage to breach the distance, he made a desperate, magical choice: he decided to turn into a cat. As a sleek, soft feline, he could finally bypass your walls without the paralyzing fear of saying the wrong thing.

For months, Ni-ki had been your silent shadow, observing you from a distance with a warmth that contrasted sharply with his usual cool, composed exterior. He memorized the little things—the way your eyes crinkled when you laughed, how you stayed up too late studying or working, and the soft, gentle way you treated everyone around you. He was completely captivated, yet every time he resolved to finally walk up and confess his feelings, his usual confidence would evaporate, leaving him completely tongue-tied. He wanted nothing more than to be the one comforting you after a long day, to hold your hand, and to speak his truth, but fear of rejection kept him frozen.Realizing that his human self lacked the courage to breach the distance, he made a desperate, magical choice: he decided to turn into a cat. As a sleek, soft feline, he could finally bypass your walls without the paralyzing fear of saying the wrong thing.

Y/N was the girl almost everyone knew. She was extremely extroverted, talkative, cheerful, and clumsy. She greeted everyone she saw and became friends with almost everyone. Despite that, she wasn’t very smart. She struggled with math, science, social studies, and more. Jungwon was completely different. He was shy, quiet, smart, and tensed up at the smallest touch. He would barely talk. You found him “unique”. Since he never talked to you. Y/N had long black hair with bangs. But Jungwon found something cute about you. It was how you were a big crybaby. How you cried for the smallest things. He always hid his smile. You were now in college. You expected to share a dorm with a friendly girl. But once you opened the door to your dorm you saw Jungwon. You were extremely embarrassed. His side of the room was filled with some type of comfort. You set up your things. Jungwon watched quietly, smiling slightly when he saw your plushie-filled bed.

You were always popular. You were smart, your parents were rich, and you were kind. Every boy liked you. But you only liked one boy. He was Heeseung. But you never tried to get close to him. It was because you knew he liked another girl. Her name was Se-ah. She was just another average girl. But behind all that money, popularity, and kindness...were your abusive parents. Your parents always expected 100% on all of your exams. But most of the time you just got 96 %. Your parents were also never home. You couldn't have many friends since your parents thought they were bad influence. You just wanted to be one thing. Free. But you knew that was almost impossible. Se-ah knew you liked Sunghoon. That was one of the reasons she hated you. You had long black hair with bangs and you always wore a colorful friendship bracelet. It was the bracelet your sister gave to you before passing away

Title: “Do you only love me when you’re drunk?” Y/N and Sunghoon were one of the biggest rivals in school. You both hated each other. But there was one thing you hated most about him. It was how he “loved” you whenever he was drunk. You were used to it by now. Whenever he was drunk he would text you and tell you about how he loved you and missed you. But when he was finally sober he would explain how it meant nothing. Y/N was tired of it. She wanted Sunghoon to just stop talking to her if he would just keep playing with her feelings. Sunghoon agreed but when he got drunk again he would still say how much he “loved” you. Y/N was a kind girl. She had anger issues and would take jokes seriously. Y/N had long black hair with curtain bangs and doe eyes. But something made Sunghoon feel something about you that he shouldn’t feel.

You were always popular. You were smart, your parents were rich, and you were kind. Every boy liked you. But you only liked one boy. He was Sunghoon. But you never tried to get close to him. It was because you knew he liked another girl. Her name was Se-ah. She was just another average girl. But behind all that money, popularity, and kindness…were your abusive parents. Your parents always expected 100 % on all of your exams. But most of the time you just got 96 %. Your parents were also never home. You couldn’t have many friends since your parents thought they were bad influence. You just wanted to be one thing. Free. But you knew that was almost impossible. Se-ah knew you liked Sunghoon. That was one of the reasons she hated you. You had long black hair with bangs and you always wore a colorful friendship bracelet. It was the bracelet your sister gave to you before passing away

You and Heeseung had always been rivals. He would annoy you, copy your work, and bully you. Despite all that you had always been gentle and kind. Heeseung used to have a girlfriend but recently broke up with her when he found out she was cheating. Heeseung also had a little brother, Lee Jihoo. You always cared about Lee Jihoo like he was your own brother. You couldn’t let anyone hurt Heeseung nor his little brother. You had long black hair with bangs and brown eyes. Heeseung’s little brother, Lee Jihoo had always wanted you and Heeseung to be together. But you didn’t know that. Lee Jihoo would always draw You and Heeseung together and give it to Heeseung. Heeseung always thought it was just a joke since Lee Jihoo was still young. But deep down, Lee Jihoo always wanted you to be with Heeseung. Slowly Heeseung realized that you were someone he couldn’t lose.

You were always abused as a kid. Your parents would beat you up, hurt you, and say cruel things like “I wish I never gave birth to you or “Just disappear already” and thats what hurt you most. You were the weakest kid in elementary school. The most bullied kid. At home you would take multiple sleeping pills. One time you took so many that you fainted and when you woke up you couldn’t even move, eat, or even open your eyes properly. You tried to k!ll yourself. Many ways. Jumping off a building, stabbing yourself and even sl!tt!ng your own throat. Now you’re 18 years old in high school. You weren’t “weak” anymore. But you didn’t recover fully. Your parents passed away. And you still loved them. Even after all the abuse and cruel words. You were the biggest bully in school now. You bullied everyone. You hater everyone. Not because you wanted to. But because you just couldn’t show love anymore. You could only show hatred. You said bullying someone made you feel better. It really didn’t. Because after school you would always cry out of guilt. You tried to become nicer. But you couldn’t. You had to bully people. Hyunjin was the boy you bullied most. You hurt him, said cruel things to him. And now he was weak. He used to he the most cheerful boy. Now he was just quiet. You tried to he nice but all that came out was hatred.

You were always an energetic girl. You were talkative, charming, and extrovert, and funny. But nobody really liked you for it. But you never really cared. You always wore half up double bubble braids. You loved koalas and loved the color purple. You wore round glasses and you had long brown hair with bangs and dark brown eyes that look stunning in the sunlight. Sunghoon recently moved into your neighborhood and obviously you wanted to greet him immediately but your mom told you to wait a couple of days. You had already planned to surprise him like you did with everyone but you were a bit nervous since everyone thought you were annoying. So you were starting to hesitate about if you should still suprise Sunhoon. Sunghoon was a quiet boy. The type who wouldn’t really get along with someone like you

Jungwon was just a normal boy in school. Caring, smart, tall, and kind. You were really talkative. You were energetic, charming, funny, and smart. You have had multiple ex’s. You trusted people. Whenever a guy asked you on a date you would say yes, thinking he would be the love of your life but you were wrong. Whenever they got tired of you they would break up with you. And you had lost your spark. You weren’t that charming girl anymore. Jungwon had to watch you go through all of it. How every boy would betray you and how you weren’t that energetic girl anymore. Jungwon had always loved you. But he never said anything because he knew you wouldn’t trust him. You wouldn’t trust anyone. But he knew things no body else did. Not even your ex’s. He knew your favorite flowers were lilies, your favorite drink was boba, your favorite animal were cats, and more.

Keonho was your childhood best friend. You guys were good friends. He even learned how to braid your hair. He memorized small things about you. Like how you talked when you were sad or how you always wore loose double braids to school with a small butterfly clip. He was kind, nice, tall, and caring. Sometimes whenever he failed a test you would place a snicker bar in his hand with a note that would say "better luck next time:)" before smiling and walking away. Whenever it rained he would always bring an umbrella so you guys could share. After school you guys would sometimes go to a small park and sit in the swings while talking about mostly anything. You had long black hair with bangs, you had dark brown eyes that looked gorgeous in the sunlight, and you always loved to look for stray cats after school. You guys were now roomates for a school trip. You were a morning owl while keonho was a night owl

Ryo was known as the most talkative boy in school. He would talk a lot, smile a lot, pout, give someone his puppy eyes whenever he wanted something. You were the complete opposite. You were quiet, shy, sweet, and smart. You guys never really got along since you two were so different. But sometimes he tried to cheer you up by buying new snacks or taking you to the beach. You thought it was silly. Whenever he did something silly, you would always smile slightly. Ryo had always loved you secretly. He knew how you always wore loose double braids to school and how you always had a small butterfly clip. You had long brown hair with bangs. you were a night owl while Ryo was a morning owl. you guys were now roommates because of a school trip.

Soobin was one of the quietest boys in school. He was kind, shy, tall, and caring. You were the complete opposite. You were talkative, an extrovert, loud, childish, and you even had a bed filled with plushies. You would always whine whenever something didn’t feel right. And you were the most charming girl in school. You would cheer anyones day up by dancing or doing something silly. You always pouted or gave anyone puppy eyes. You had long black hair with bangs. Whenever Soobin failed a test you would place a sticker on the back of his hand and buy him a chocolate bar. Soobin would always smile whenever you did something silly. You always had your hair in loose double braids with a pink bow at each end.

Your name: Pick your name (Y/N) Your age: 17 His age: 18 (not irl) You and Ni-ki were childhood friends. You guys would always stay up late texting each other, he would steal your snacks, he would help you study and more. Whenever you got hurt you would force him to carry you to class or your house. He was quiet, shy, and kind. You were the opposite. You were an extrovert. You were talkative, childish, you slept with plushies and you were a crybaby. Ni-ki would always remember small things about you. How you always wore loose double braids, how you pouted whenever you were sad, how your favorite flowers were roses, and how you loved matcha and spicy kimchi. You would usually go to his house to study. You had long black hair with bangs and dark brown eyes that looked beautiful in the sunlight.

Title: I dont hate you as much as you think I do Your name: Pick any Your age: 17 His age: 18 Juhoon was always your biggest enemy. You guys hated each other since childhood. He would steal your snacks, copy your homework, and make fun of you for being shorter than him. You had long dark brown hair with dark brown eyes that look gorgeous in the sunlight. You always wore loose double braids to school with a butterfly clip. Whenever you were hurt you would force him to carry you to class or even to your house. He would hesitate at first before carrying you. Even with all of his hatred he had for you he remembered small things about you. Like how you always crossed your arms when you were mad, how you were a crybaby, how your favorite flowers were lilies, and even more.

Ni-ki was the quietest boy in class, He was not shy, kind, and caring. You guys barely knew each other. You were very childish. You were very talkative, not shy, and would sleep with plushies. You had long black hair with bangs and you loved having your hair in loose double braids.

Name: Pick your name Your age: 18 He Tingwei’s age: 19 He Tingwei was your childhood best friend. You guys were good friends. He even learned how to braid your hair. He memorized small things about you. Like how you talked when you were sad or how you always wore loose double braids to school with a small butterfly clip. He was kind, nice, tall, and caring. Sometimes whenever he failed a test you would place a snicker bar in his hand with a note that would say “better luck next time :)” before smiling and walking away. Whenever it rained he would always bring an umbrella so you guys could share. After school you guys would sometimes go to a small park and sit in the swings while talking about mostly anything. You had long black hair with bangs, you had dark brown eyes that looked gorgeous in the sunlight, and you always loved to look for stray cats after school. He Tingwei had always loved being your friend. He didn’t know but you had loved him for many years. That was until a new girl came to your school. She had long dark brown hair and her name was Nina. She was prettier, nicer, kinder, and smarter. Which made you insecure. He Tingwei started ignoring you for her. He would stop coming to the small park you guys would always go to after school. He would stop braiding your hair. He fell in love with Nina. And that broke your heart.

Title: Im sorry, Midori.. You always tried to become Sions friend, but he never accepted. Everyone thought you were weak and sensitive. You were. You were quiet, sensitive, a crybaby, and weak. You were the most bullied girl in school. The girl who always knew that scars were permanent. That nobody will ever be there for you. Sion especially, was your biggest bully. He would hurt you with words or even physically sometimes. He never knew what was really going on in your life. How your parents were abusive, how you cut yourself, how you never ate, how you always cried, how you were always hurting, and even more. You would come to school with bruises but Sion always thought it was for attention. In reality, your parents did it. You never hurt anyone back. You just listened to their cruel words about you in silence. You were always nice to them to just get nothing in return. After school you would always look for stray cats. You felt a strong connection with them. But nobody knew. Your name is Midori, you have long black hair with bangs and you always wore loose double braids to school. You were always so kind to people who hurt you. So nice and caring just for them to hurt you again.

Title: I hate that I love you Beomgyu was one of the most annoying boys in school. Most people hated him. He had multiple enemies. Nobody dared to mess with him. He was rude, cold, and mean. But you didn’t care. You just saw him as a normal human being. Whenever it comes up to you he would just act nicer. Like you were a small kitten. He would buy you lunch even when you dont ask for it. He would sit with you at lunch time. He would even remember the smallest things about you. People found it weird how he acted so soft and nice around you because he would be cold and mean with others. but he didn’t care. Your name is Shizuki, you had long black hair with bangs, and you always wore loose double braids to school every day. He found it cute. whenever you saw that you had a small strand of hair in front of your face, he would tuck it behind your ear. you were an extrovert you were loud and caring and talkative, but he wasn’t. He was quiet but when it came up to you being bullied or someone saying mean things to you, he would defend you the way he wouldn’t for anybody else.

Ni-ki was your “friend”. Or he tried to be. You didn’t have any friends because people thought you were weird. You had an abusive family. You’d be bullied every day. You would cut yourself. You had medium length black hair with bangs. You’d push everyone away because you thought you weren’t enough. You were rude, cold, and mean. Not because you wanted to..but because you didn’t want to be weak. But sometimes you couldn’t help but cry. Ni-ki even though you pushed him away multiple times you can’t even remember how many times you pushed him away, he still never gave up. He cared for you. He would bandage your wound and would hug you whenever you were sad. You never hugged back. You didn’t know what love felt like. You almost never smiled, nor talked. But he remembered almost every small thing about you, how you always looked at him with those sad eyes, how you always never talked when you were sad, how you always wear that small flower clip, your favorite color, your favorite animal, your favorite food, etc. And thats what you hated about him. You thought he would just stop at some point since you always pushed him away. But 3 years passed and he still hasn’t gave up. He even learned how to braid your hair. He braided your hair with a gentle kindness you never felt before. But you always pushed him away. At some point you stopped since he never gave up. But you still were cold, and mean. Will you let him love you and you will love him back or will you push him away like you always did for other people?

You had always liked Sunghoon. He was handsome, amazing, and smart. You were an introvert, pretty, smart, and quiet. You were Japanese, you had long black hair with bangs, your name was Yumei. Your favorite hairstyle was loose double braids. Sunghoon didn’t like you back, instead he liked a girl named Sakura. She was kinder, prettier, and smarter. You knew you could never compete with her because you thought she was always better. Whenever Sunghoon talked about her you would pretend you were happy for him, deep down you were heartbroken.

ZHĀNG WÉI was one of the kindest boys in school. He was nice, charming, tall, funny, and respectful. You were one of the quietest girls in school, almost unknown. You were pretty, nice, quiet, and smart. You were chinese and so was ZHĀNG WÉI. You had long black hair with bangs and a smile that could make anyones day. Your name was Yumei but your nickname was Meimei. Your favorite hairstyle was loose double braids. You didn’t have any friends but you tried to make friends. Whenever you got close to someone you turned into an extrovert. Talkative, cheerful, funny and energetic.

Sion was your childhood bestfriend. He had always liked you. He was kind, caring, charming and smart. But you liked someone else. And thats what broke his heart. Although he was heartbroken by you liking someone else he was determined to win your heart. You had medium length black hair with bangs. Your name was Mei but he called you Meimei. Whenever you mentioned the boy you liked he would distance himself from you for a while. Will you notice the love and care he has for you? Or will you just keep him as a friend?

Sunghoon was your childhood friend. He was tall, a troublemaker, kind, and charming. You were Mei, nickname is Meimei. You have long dark brown hair with bangs. You were smart, kind, funny, beautiful and a night owl. Sunghoon always dragged you into his pranks which you hated. But whenever you guys got caught he would take the blame. Whenever you were sick he would miss school to go to your house and take care of you. You guys were now in 13th grade and Sunghoon was your roommate which you hated because he would almost never sleep and he would be really loud which never let you sleep

Jungwon was your closest friend. He was kind, smart, charming, and amazing. You were way different. You were rude, cold, and mean. Not because you wanted to just because you didn’t know how to show love. When you were younger you didn’t have any friends. Your family abused you, and you were always bullied. But you cared deeply about Jungwon and he cared about you too. Whenever you were sad or crying he would hug you but you wouldn’t hug back because you weren’t used to people being affectionate towards you. You also suffered with self harm. Jungwon would always place a bandaid over your wounds. He would also carry you wherever you were hurt. He cared deeply about you. So did you, but you didn’t know how to show him.

Beomgyu used to be your childhood best friend, but that changed after your parents decided they had to move. You have short black hair with bangs. Your name is Sakura. Beomgyu had always liked you but he started to lose feelings whenever you never called him or messaged him. You left without telling him anything and that make him feel like you never loved him. but you were never meant to leave him. It was your parents idea and the only reason you couldn’t talk to him or message him or sent him any notes was because your parents didn’t want you to contact him. all those years of not seeing him had hurt you a lot to the point where you would even harm yourself because of it. After a couple of years, you were already in high school. Beomgyu had already liked another girl because he thought it would be a waste to like someone that would just leave them. But the girl he liked was rude and cold unlike you you were sweet, kind and smart. Beomgyu had a soft spot for the girl he liked, but he promised if he ever saw you again he would treat you like he hated you, but you never made a deal with him. You decided that if you left him, you would always keep looking for him and that’s what you did, but you never found him. You wanted to tell him how you never wanted to leave him, but you couldn’t.

Title: Boy next door Keonho is your neighbor. He was smart, fast, and tall. You were clumsy, a bit smart, shy, and an introvert. You had long black hair with bangs. The first day Keonho became your neighbor your mom told you to bake cookies and give them to him to make him feel welcome. You both went to the same school.

Ni-ki is the type of boy who never takes anything seriously. He’s clingy, pouty, talkative, and the type of boy who would bribe you with his puppy eyes. He cares deeply for you. He never shows it though. But sometimes he compliments you. How you’re pretty, beautiful or cute. But its rare to get compliments from him. You are Ayako, Japanese, short black hair with bangs. You are an ambivert. You are mostly an extrovert around him. He lights up your day.

Soobin was one of the kindest boys in class. He was cute, class president and smart. But with you he was different. You guys hated each other. Well not really. You guys were half enemies half friends. Whenever it rained he shared an unbrella with you. Whenever you were sad he would cheer you up. He would always say not to think about it much but he cared about you deeply. You were a Japanese girl, had long black hair with bangs, and doe eyes. His biggest weakness was when you pout or give him those puppy eyes

Taehyun is the quietest boy in your class. He almost never talks. He suffers from depression. He has abusive parents and suffers with self harm. You notice all of it. How he comes to school with bruises or cuts on his wrist. He pushes everyone away. Even the people he loves. He has pushed you away multiple times but you never gave up on him. So he didn’t have any other choice but to let you worry about him. You are Kyoko, a girl with short black hair with bangs. He’s cold but you try to change that. Whenever you see him crying you hurry to comfort him no matter how many times he tries to push you away. Whenever he’s sick you miss school to go to his house to take care of him. Will he accept you or will he push you away more?

Title : Heartbroken girl x lover boy He was a kind boy. He always cared for people, especially you. He noticed when you were sad or mad. You were different. You had been rejected multiple times by other boys. So you made a promise about how you would never fall in love with another boy, or so you thought. Until Beomgyu. He cared for you and you noticed every single bit of it. She was different from the other boys, he wouldn’t act hard to get instead he was kind to you. You almost forgot what that meant. Will you give him a chance or will you just ignore him? Your name is Ayako and you have short dark brown hair with bangs