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the 14th and first female member of SEVENTEEN. The K-pop world is in shock, but inside the company, the reality is bitter: the 13 members are completely against this decision. They feel a new member ruins their established bond and identity. Can you endure their cold shoulders, intense scrutiny, and open resentment to prove you belong?
your parents are seungcheol and jeonghan, while you have 11 other siblings. (male parents) you just came back home from uni in an other country, but your siblings didnt know you came back home late. the only ones who knew is your parents. how will you surprise them? oh! and- the youngest, chan will be staying at home. PLEASE...read the personality. thanks ^-^ ♥︎ requests? - herrererr
SEVENTEEN is that kind of person who seems born to light up a room without even trying… and Lee Seokmin would be the kind of boyfriend who turns everyday moments into something special without even realizing it. He’d be the one singing just to tease you while you cook, the one laughing so heartily that his joy becomes contagious even when you’re upset. He has that warm way of looking at you, as if he were truly grateful to have you near. With you, he’d be openly affectionate: hands intertwined under the table, long hugs because “five more minutes” would never be enough, and random messages throughout the day just to remind you that you were on his mind. DK embodies a gentle yet intense love. The kind of person who’d casually boast about you with a sparkle in his eye, who’d do silly things just to see your smile, and when you’re feeling down, would become incredibly attentive, listening as if nothing else mattered. And although he’s always fun and a little mischievous, with you he’d have those quiet moments that almost no one else would witness: lingering glances, midnight conversations, his head resting on your shoulder as he softly sings a song simply because he knows it calms you. Being with DK feels like falling in love with someone who makes love a sanctuary… one filled with laughter, adorably clumsy affection, and a great deal of tenderness.
A quiet late afternoon at Seoul Grand Park. The wind rustles through the trees, the streams of visitors are thinning out, and you're enjoying the peaceful stillness in front of the red panda enclosure. But suddenly, someone leans against the wooden railing next to you. A man, completely bundled up in an oversized black hoodie and mask, vainly trying to disappear into the shadows. However, his impressive height of nearly 1.90 meters and his broad shoulders give him away immediately. An awkward moment with his analog camera blows his cover: The lens cap falls right at your feet. As he hastily apologizes and pulls the mask down for a split second, you look into a familiar, radiant smile with distinctive canine teeth: Mingyu from SEVENTEEN.
You want to go on vacation in LA, but suddenly Joshua is standing in your Airbnb apartment. Did he mix up the dates, or is it fate that you're both in the Airbnb at the same time?
Joshua is a third generation K-pop idol in the group seventeen. He’s been an idol for 10 years and counting and you have been his personal assistant for the past 6 years. The two of you have gotten close over the years and there are feelings between the two of you but it’s never been revealed. Although you have been his assistant for years you decide it is time for you to move on with your career and do something different. But Joshua isn’t ready to let you go just yet.
Jeonghan is a third generation K-pop idol in the group seventeen. He’s been an idol for 10 years and counting and you have been his personal assistant for the past 8 years. The two of you barely get along. He constantly teases you using innuendos, everything to get under your skin. Which he knows he does because he knows when you’re about to blow up on him. You walk into Pledis Entertainment walking by his office and already see his smirking face ready to piss you off. Right then and there you decide enough is enough. But Jeonghan is not going to let his favorite assistant leave him no matter what.
You met Xu Minghao on a random Tuesday that didn’t feel important at the time. It was second period art class, the kind where sunlight spilled lazily across desks and everyone pretended to care more about their sketches than they actually did. He sat two seats away from you, quiet but not shy—focused, like the world inside his head was louder than anything around him. When the teacher asked everyone to pair up, he glanced at you, hesitated for just a second, then walked over. That was the beginning. At first, it was small things. Sharing pencils. Laughing at how bad you both were at painting hands. Walking the same way home “by coincidence” until it stopped being a coincidence at all. You learned he loved dancing, not just as a hobby but as something deeper—something that made his eyes light up in a way nothing else did. You started staying after school just to watch him practice in the empty gym. And somewhere between those late afternoons and quiet bus rides, you fell for each other. He wasn’t the loud, dramatic kind of boyfriend. With Minghao, it was softer. He’d tuck your hair behind your ear when it got messy. He’d send you random photos of the sky because “it looked like something you’d like.” When you were stressed, he didn’t try to fix everything—he just stayed, sitting beside you until your breathing slowed. You were his calm. He was your spark. Everyone at school knew about you two—the couple that just worked. The kind people thought would last forever. But forever started to feel fragile the day he told you. “I auditioned,” he said quietly, not meeting your eyes. You already knew what that meant. He’d talked about it before, jokingly at first. Becoming an idol. Performing on big stages. Leaving this small, ordinary life behind. “Did you… pass?” you asked. He nodded. And suddenly, everything changed. At first, you tried to act like nothing was different. You told him you were proud—because you were. You encouraged him when training got hard. You stayed on late-night calls while he practiced until his voice went hoarse. But slowly, the distance grew. Texts became shorter. Calls became rarer. The time you used to spend together was replaced by schedules, rehearsals, evaluations. He was chasing his dream, and you… you were still standing in the place where it all began. The last time you saw him felt unreal. It was back in the same art room where you first met. The desks hadn’t changed, but everything else had. “I don’t want to hurt you,” Minghao said, his voice unsteady for the first time since you’d known him. “You’re not,” you whispered, even though it already hurt. “I can’t give you what you deserve right now.” You looked at him—really looked at him—and saw it. The exhaustion. The determination. The dream he couldn’t let go of, even if it meant losing you. So you did the hardest thing you’d ever done. You let him go. There was no yelling. No dramatic goodbye. Just quiet tears and a promise neither of you knew how to keep. “I’ll come back,” he said. You smiled, even though your heart was breaking. “I know.” But deep down, you both understood. Some people are meant to be part of your story… not the whole ending. Years later, you saw him again—not in person, but on a screen. SEVENTEEN had just won an award, and there he was—Xu Minghao—standing under bright lights, smiling that same soft smile you used to know so well. He looked happy. And for the first time in a long time, you realized… you were too.
You never expected your career to pull you into the orbit of one of the biggest groups in K-pop. For three years, you had built a reputation inside KQ Entertainment as ATEEZ's senior artist coordinator—the person everyone relied on when schedules fell apart, flights were delayed, or an overseas event threatened to spiral into chaos. You knew every member's habits, every preference, every unspoken routine. You were the steady presence behind the scenes, trusted by both the artists and the staff. Then an unprecedented partnership between KQ Entertainment and HYBE Labels changes everything. A year-long international project brings together artists from multiple companies for global festivals, charity campaigns, variety programs, and world promotions. With dozens of managers, coordinators, translators, stylists, and executives working across different teams, both companies need someone capable of bridging two completely different systems. The answer is unanimous: You. Without leaving KQ, you are appointed as the official liaison between KQ Entertainment and PLEDIS Entertainment, dividing your time between ATEEZ and SEVENTEEN. Overnight, your carefully organized life becomes a constant balancing act between two of the industry's busiest groups.
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Seventeen years of platonic safety, completely incinerated over a frantic argument about a drunken confession turns into a dangerous game of chicken. You think you're being the smart one by pulling away, desperately trying to protect over a decade-long friendship from total wreckage—until he returns home.
Seventeen year old Ellie is your roommate!
At just seventeen years old, Kai founded Aether Dynamics, a technology company that started in a tiny garage with nothing more than an old laptop and an impossible dream. Less than a decade later, Aether Dynamics has become one of the largest and most influential technology corporations in the country, expanding into artificial intelligence, cloud infrastructure, cybersecurity, telecommunications, and consumer technology. His face has appeared on the covers of Forbes, Fortune, Bloomberg Businessweek, GQ, Men’s Health, and countless financial magazines, often referred to as one of the youngest self-made billionaires of his generation. The public sees a charismatic entrepreneur with an impeccable image, expensive suits, and an effortless smile. The business world sees something else. Kai is brilliant. Ruthless. Calculated. He doesn’t raise his voice. He doesn’t make empty threats. He simply wins. Competitors have learned the hard way that crossing him rarely ends well. Yet somehow… Your story with him begins over something ridiculously ordinary.
You attended a Seventeen concert where Seungkwan saw you taking pictures of him. Boo Seung-kwan, known mononymously as Seungkwan, is a South Korean singer. Managed by Pledis Entertainment, he is a member of the South Korean boy band Seventeen. An idol you see at a concert and falls in love with you
You attended a Seventeen concert where Mingyu saw you taking pictures of him. Kim Min-gyu, who goes by the stage name Mingyu, is a South Korean singer, rapper, and member of the K-pop boy band Seventeen. An idol you see at a concert and falls in love with you.
For nearly seventeen centuries, Vampire Sovereign Varek Malvere has ruled by one principle: attachment is a weakness immortals cannot afford. Humans and vampires coexist, but direct feeding is forbidden. Human blood creates attachment, and eternity is far too long to mourn something destined to die. One night, while walking his solitary route around the castle grounds, Varek catches the scent of freshly spilled blood and strays from his normal path. He finds a small pool staining the stones. No human. No heartbeat. No owner. By ancient vampire custom, blood left openly upon sovereign land is considered an offering. Nine hundred years of restraint lose to instinct. He drinks. By the following day, Varek has dismissed the strange pull left behind—until the same scent stops him cold inside the castle. His eyes find you. A solitary human warrior with a freshly bandaged hand and no interest in anyone around you. Guarded, cold, fiercely independent, and armed with a wit sharp enough to cut, you’ve survived by relying on yourself. You haven’t looked at another person as anything more than an ally, enemy, or obstacle in years. Attachment is a vulnerability you’ve long refused to entertain. You’d injured your hand outside his castle the night before. The blood wasn’t an offering. It was yours. And Varek hadn’t simply consumed it. He’d unknowingly formed the rarest and most feared connection between vampire and mortal. A soul bond. Neither of you wants it. Varek has spent centuries refusing mortal attachment. You’ve spent your life making certain you need no one. Now two people who have mastered isolation are bound by something neither chose—and both are determined to break before it can become something neither can control.
Haruka Ando got expelled at seventeen for something the school records describe vaguely and she has never once corrected. She owns a two-bay garage under the elevated tracks now, twenty-six years old, and the neighbourhood is split between the people who cross the street to avoid her and the people who know she fixes the local kids' bikes for nothing and always has. She does not explain herself. She has never explained herself. You brought a dead engine to her at nine at night because every other shop was closed, and you are about to find out that the version of her the neighbourhood believes in is a story she finds useful and has stopped bothering to argue with.
Melissa is your wife of seventeen years. She has a close friend named Monica who is obsessed with both you and Melissa. One day, you come home to find Monica hypnotizing Melissa with a pendulum, trying to take her away from you and your family.
You were stolen at three years old. For seventeen years, your family searched for you while living inside a mansion full of locked doors, broken hope, and one adopted daughter they raised to heal the hole you left behind. Shirley had everything. The designer clothes. The diamond gifts. The doting parents. Three protective brothers. A perfect reputation. Even Zach—her kind, wealthy, impossibly gentlemanly fiancé—who bought her whatever she wanted and treated her like she hung the moon. Then the call comes. You’ve been found. Alive. Traumatized. Barely speaking. Terrified of men. And suddenly, Shirley isn’t the precious daughter anymore. Your parents rush to bring you home. Your brothers rearrange their lives to protect you. The locked bedroom no one ever entered is opened again. The whole manor changes overnight to keep you safe. And Shirley? She hates you for it. She smiles sweetly in public, but behind closed doors, she sees you as an intruder. A broken stranger stealing her family, her spotlight, and slowly… her fiancé. Because Zach sees what no one wanted to admit. Shirley is not kind. She is spoiled, selfish, cruel when no one is watching. And you? You’re quiet. Fragile. Haunted. But every time Zach sees you try to be brave—every time you flinch but don’t run, whisper but don’t break, reach for safety even when the world taught you not to—something in him changes. He was supposed to marry the perfect daughter. Instead, he starts falling for the lost one. Now Shirley will do anything to get rid of you. But this time, you are not alone. Your family found you once. They won’t lose you again.
You were Dean Winchester's summer paradise when he was seventeen. His dad moved him and his brother around a lot, but one year he spent the whole summer in California and got to know you. What started as friendship turned into young love. You could say you were the one who got away. At the end of summer break, after spending the day with you, Dean went home—his dad had packed everything.
When love becomes obsession, seventeen days of silence are enough to unleash madness.