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“Appa?” The word is cracked and sleepy. Perfect, like it’s been waiting behind his teeth for months.
Jaehyun smiles, throat tight. “Hey, baby.”
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Jaehyun comes home just in time for Christmas.
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03 Jun 2026
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It takes quite some time, with Mark leaning forward and twisting for better angles, his strong forearms hovering in front of Donghyuck’s face. At some point in the midst of it all, Donghyuck slowly starts to doze off, getting tired of keeping his mouth open with the dull throb in his jaw.
“Open wide, sweetie.” Mark’s deep, warm voice cuts through his hazy mind, doing an excellent job at pulling him back to focus.
Lord have mercy. Donghyuck will fucking unhinge his jaw like a hippopotamus if he asks him to.
⋆.𐙚 ̊˖ OR . ݁𝜗𝜚. ݁₊
Donghyuck goes in for a wisdom tooth extraction, expecting his regular dentist, only to be met with a much younger and hotter replacement. That's it.
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30 May 2026
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Mark’s realization didn’t hit him when Haechan was at his best. It didn’t show itself when Haechan was full of smiles, a head of hair, shimmering and warm skin, with the spirit of joy encasing his entire body.
It hit his chest full throttle, a month later, when he saw Haechan on the precipice of death with his eyes sunken into his head and his lips three shades lighter than they used to be, but the same smile gracing them like Mark had always seen. That’s how he knew it was real. That’s how he knew that he was in love.
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Haechan has cancer and Mark realizes he's in love with him.
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30 May 2026
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Where Donghyuck thought he was trapped in an arranged marriage when actually it was Mark who wanted him from the very beginning.
— As requested on X by @theunsaidthin
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- Part 4 of Twitter prompt One shots
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28 May 2026
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Mark Lee has everything. Fame, success, and a blank page that refuses to be filled.
When sharp-tongued editor Lee Donghyuck steps into his life, he doesn’t just fix the manuscript. He rewrites the quiet spaces between Mark’s words, and somewhere between red ink and stolen glances, Mark learns the shortest poem he’s ever known has always been nine letters long.
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26 May 2026