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Sana didn’t plan to hook up with a stranger on a beach in a place she dreaded so much.
She especially didn’t plan for that stranger to be the coast guard officer assigned to her university research project in the countryside.
Now stuck in a quiet port town under her watch, Sana’s summer just got a lot more interesting.
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19 Jun 2026
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Everyone loved their love story.
The poor alpha from the countryside.
The cold omega heiress of a chaebol family.
The wedding of the year.
It seemed like a fairytale.
One year later, Mina finally becomes the CEO of Myoui Grand Hotels and begins destroying herself to prove that she deserves that position.
Nayeon watches as her wife grows more and more distant, but she refuses to lose the spark in their marriage and, above all, the woman she lovesBookmarked by ftwprim
04 Jun 2026
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Sana, the bright and warm-hearted daughter of Mina and Nayeon, is the kind of person who brings sunshine wherever she goes. But when Hirai Momo, a guarded transfer with a troubled past, arrives, their opposite worlds collide. As rumors swirl and tension rise, Sana can’t help but sense the pain hidden beneath Momo’s tough exterior—and she’s determined to do whatever it takes to reach her.
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- Part 2 of No More Sad Songs
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30 May 2026
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Im Nayeon has lived her life with her eyes tilted skyward as a child prodigy, the youngest PhD in her department, and a professor whose heart still beats in orbits and light curves. When Korea’s space agency announces an unprecedented all-women mission, the dream she once whispered to her father under the Perseids suddenly lies within reach.
Provisional acceptance means scrutiny. Health checks, politics, and people who scoff that “astronomy professors aren’t astronauts.” It means shouldering her sister’s neglected children, proving to her family and herself that chasing the sky isn’t a betrayal.
It means keeping quiet about the impossible chemistry she once felt at a Tokyo conference with Myoui Mina, the engineer whose steady hands and quiet brilliance have haunted her ever since.
As Nayeon trains, she learns that space is not only about equations and endurance, but also a fragile promise. To her father, to the children who believe in her, and to Mina, whose path is about to intersect with hers in the most dangerous, breathtaking way imaginable.
An Andromeda-bound story of ambition, love written between data points, and the cost of keeping promises beneath a patient sky.
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23 May 2026
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After four years, Nayeon feels she’s carrying more responsibility in her relationship with Mina. She still loves her, but the unspoken frustrations make her question if things are really working. Perhaps, breaking up would help or maybe staying friends would be easier.
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16 May 2026