I’M Too Lazy To Run Away
A major ordeal has struck someone like me, a socially inept person who finds everything in life bothersome.
Thanks to my average looks, I had been coasting through life effortlessly, but suddenly, I found myself the center of unwanted attention. And, as expected, I’ve somehow become Baek Eun-Seong, an extra whose sole joy is tormenting the main characters before ultimately meeting their downfall.
Apparently, I’ve been kidnapped by the male protagonist, Cha Gil-Do…
“Can I take a nap now?”
“Are you out of your mind? Do you still not understand the situation?”
“…Yes.”
I might be slow to grasp things, but hey, what’s life, anyway? I’m just an extra, so I figure staying quiet will do the trick. I just want to be left alone to rest, but why are you keeping me locked up instead of dealing with the heroine?
Forced to Be Mated with the Alpha
Sasi has the misfortune of meeting her Mate, the powerful Alpha rejects her and betrays her.
Remarriage: Marrying a Mysterious CEO
When witnessing the death of her mother, Irina lost her voice. Later, she was forced to get married by her father. Two years after her wedding, she was forced to get a divorce and marry another man who she didn't know. And this man is in a wheelchair.
Falling for him was like falling from grace...
The first time I saw Adrian, I forgot the sound of my own name. It was at my cousin’s engagement party, a whirlwind of chatter, laughter, and glittering chandeliers. Everyone was dressed in bright co
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The Angel with the Devil’s Eyes
Aveline was eighteen the night she first saw him. The world was ordinary enough—too ordinary, she thought—as she sat on the rooftop of her small home, the summer air heavy with warmth, the town asleep
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HIGH SCHOOL ROMANCE STORY 1
THE WRONG LOVE LETTER At Ridgewood High, secrets didn’t last long. Not because people couldn’t keep them, but because the walls were thinner than the cafeteria pizza crust and gossip traveled faster
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STORY 10: THE RIVER OF EYES
The River Ethiope flowed quietly through Delta State, its waters clear enough to see the sand and stones beneath. By day, children swam in its shallows, fishermen cast their nets, and women washed cas
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