_Ghost_Hunter_

As the son of the Minister of Health, Han Minjun had always led a privileged life, shielded from the harsh realities of the world. However, when he met the enigmatic Kim Seungjoon, his life took a dramatic turn. The attraction between them was instantaneous, but little did Han Minjun know that his love for Kim Seungjoon would plunge him into a world of chaos and uncertainty. The mysteries surrounding Kim Seungjoon were many, and as their relationship deepened, Han Minjun found himself embroiled in a web of intrigue and danger. Did he know what he was getting into when he fell for Kim Seungjoon? 

As he embarked on a new journey with Seungjoon, he pondered about the unknown future that lay ahead of them. Questions swirled through his mind about the enigmatic person he had chosen to spend his life with. How many secrets did Seungjoon keep hidden? What mysteries would they unravel together? The anticipation of what was to come was both exhilarating and nerve-wracking.......

As the story unfolded, it became apparent that the idyllic fairytale was taking a dark turn. The once-balanced scales between life and death began to tip precariously, and the characters found themselves in the midst of a harrowing nightmare. It was impossible to predict who would emerge from the ordeal unscathed.......

With One Touch (BL)

Trigger Warning: This Chapter Contains Content About Suicide

Min-jun sighed loudly as he sat in the back seat of Chang-min's car. Seung-joon looked at him, smiling softly.

"I was. I was nervous that they would give you a hard time."

"I was nervous that they would be mean to you."

Min-jun looked at Seung-joon as he said this and saw Seung-joon smile happily.

"I still can't believe your parents knew my mum. I was happy to hear someone talk about her. I didn't know anyone who knew her other than eomma."

Min-jun smiled gently at Seung-joon, trying not to betray his feelings. He was still shaken by the things his father revealed to him. Min-jun looked out of the window, hiding his face from Seung-joon.

The Past That Could Not Be Forgotten