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Seonghwa finds his overnight shifts at the convenience store to be rather lonely.
Except for the shifts where he sees the same polite customer—probably around his age—who always comes in twice a night, and never says a word. The young man always piqued his interest, but Seonghwa never pushed it. That is, until he recognizes his loyal customer out front of the KQ Entertainment building one night, and he puts two an two together.
After Seonghwa bravely compliments the young man, and earns his name in response—Hongjoong—a friendship is created between the two strangers. Unfortunately, Seonghwa doesn't expect to fall head over heels for his new best friend, and has to find a steady balance between keeping his feelings in line and not risking Hongjoong's career. Though, that doesn't quite work out, does it?
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In a society where hybrids were either fancy pets or alleycats, Seonghwa knew he enjoyed many privileges as a pedigree indoor cat and that the discrimination he faced was nothing compared to what stray catpeople went through. These invisible and forgotten cats would probably give everything they have to get just a mere fraction of the perks he got, but he couldn’t help but think that he’d also give everything he has just to enjoy their apparent freedom just once.
He still felt the slight pang of jealousy as he stared at the clowder of catboys playing in the park, excited screams and meows traveling all the way to the car. Seonghwa had never had the chance to interact with strays before, but they always looked so ...happy and carefree. He yearned to know what that felt like.
He snapped out of his longing daydreams when his attention was momentarily drawn to one of the cats laying on the grass - an orange tabby who was already staring at him by the time their eyes met, intense gaze piercing through him.
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“Jeong Yunho prides himself on being a good man. He’s a good son to his parents; calls them every day without fail. A good friend, too. Always there when Wooyoung asks, even if it means going out clubbing when he’s far too tired to appreciate the strobe lights. He’s good at his job. Reliable, polite, the kind of colleague people trust.
Still, when he looks at Mingi’s face, when he studies the pale hollow at his throat as he writes, Yunho’s thoughts refuse the proper shape. He thinks about pressing a fingertip there. He thinks about leaving a mark, a small bruise that would be private and visible only to them both. It’s obscene and intoxicating all at once.
Perhaps Yunho isn’t that good of a man. Because, upon looking at Mingi in that crowded room, when he should be focused on careful note-taking and quick thinking, the only thing he can think about is how much he wants to ruin the younger man, just a little.”
Mingi isn’t into guys. He’s about to get married, and his life is balanced, carefully controlled so he can keep on breathing. But when he meets Yunho, the certainties he’s built to survive begin to crack. Maybe it was never order he craved, but the freedom to come undone. -
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Hongjoong whistled low. “A tall order, sire.” He cocked his head to the side with a snarky smile on his lips. “And it comes at a steep price.”
Seonghwa’s father gripped the armrests of his throne. “Name it.”
Hongjoong paused to rake his eyes over Seonghwa. “You will give me your son in marriage.”
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Pirate Captain Hongjoong is more powerful than the King. He knows it. The King knows it. Everyone knows it. So when the King begs him for an alliance, Hongjoong can name his price. No one expects him to demand the crown Prince’s hand in marriage, least of all Prince Seonghwa. But can Seonghwa survive on the savage seas? And will this loveless marriage harden his heart like the pirate he’s been tied to?
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|| Sports journalist Kim Hongjoong needs to land an exclusive interview with figure skater darling Park Seonghwa in order to save his job. There's just one little problem. Park Seonghwa doesn't do interviews. ||