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Lunar- BTS Werewolf AU Masterlist
Summary:Â YN is a smart but lonely girl with a million secrets, some of which are so hidden, theyâre hidden from herself. When she gets the bittersweet opportunity to move into a countryside family home, she leaps at the chance to be herself in a home that already holds so many wonderful and loving memories. However, she never could have guessed what, or who, would have come out of the experience.
Rating: MatureÂ
Warnings: abuse; heavy smut (proper warnings beforehand); mental illness; A/B/O dynamics; if you squint itâs a soulmate AU; a ton of angst
Authorâs Note: if long, slowburn, werewolf AUâs with sprinklings of smut and soulmate-esque themes are something youâre interested in, this is the fic for you!Â
Part 1- Posted: 10 Dec 2020Â
Part 2 - Posted: 12 Dec 2020
Part 3Â - Posted: 23 Dec 2020
Part 4Â - Posted: 30 Dec 2020
Part 5- Posted: 16 Jan 2021
Part 6- Posted: 17 Jan 2021 (heavy content warning)
Part 7
Part 8
Part 9
Felix: Hey, I'm here, open up.
Cody: ...
Cody: As a child, I was forced to-
Felix: Open the FUCKING DOOR.
[in the group chat. just pretend they have a group chat]
Touma: I automatically trust anyone who has words like cool friendly nice friend buddy guy etc. in their username
-'Mori' has changed her username to 'cool friendly nice friend buddy guy'-
cool friendly nice friend buddy guy: what's your credit card number?
Cody, what do you think of Coco?
they're friends :)
HOMEWRECKER: Part 9
Word Count: 5162
Warning: Emotional Train WreckÂ
Author: Admin Jae
HOMEWRECKER 1! | 2! | 3! | 4! | 5! | 6 | 7! | 8Â | 9
He was gone for good and he was never coming back.Â
You closed the door behind you and fainted. Your dad caught you in his arms before your head hit the hard floor. Your dad carried you back into your room and laid you to rest.Â
After a few minutes, you woke up. âThank God, you scared me againâ your dad sighed in relief.Â
Realizing what you just witnessed, in denial. You still asked âDad, is this a bad dream Iâm having?âÂ
His voice cracked. âNo baby girl, Itâs not. Iâm so sorry. Heâs really goneâ.Â
You fell back into the bed letting everything soak in. âI can tell you loved him very muchâ you dad acknowledged.Â
You nodded, having tears stream down your face. âVery muchâ. You burst into tears again. Your dad quickly pulled you into his arms to comfort. You cried for a while longer. Grief settled and it planned on staying.Â
You heard a knock at the door. It was his mother.Â
You dad knew to leave and walked out quietly.Â
You opened your mouth to speak. His mom cut you off immediately. âI know she did itâ. âIâm so sorryâ you apologized.Â
She sighed trying her hardest not to cry again. âIt was her. He told me everything about her. I didnât like her from the moment I met her but thisâŠ.â. She sat next to your bed.Â
Detective Hwang slowly walks in. âI hope I am not disturbing you ladies. Is this a good time?â he asked politely.Â
âItâs now or never. Detective Hwang. Come inâ she spoke, wiping the tears off her face.Â
âLadies, I am sorry for your lossâ.Â
âThank youâ she said.Â
âWhat happened?â you cut him off.Â
âWhen you both left the hospital. We followed you two fearing Christina would make an attempt to reach out in some way. We just didnât expect it to be that wayâ.Â
He continued. âWe heard a gunshot as soon as we broke the door open. We saw you on the floor bleeding. He was by your side. As soon as we aimed for Christina, she took it upon herself and shot him in the back. It was an exit wound straight through theâŠ.heartâ. He paused.Â
âHe died in minutesâ.Â
You felt yourself become flooded with anger.Â
âAt the moment, Christina has been arrested and will be tried for murder and attempted murder in all counts. She may even serve time here if American authorities permit it.âÂ
âFinally some good news.â you mumbled under your breath.Â
âWhen is the trial?â she asked.Â
âIn two weeksâ Detective Hwang replied. âThatâs all the news for now. I will leave you ladies be.â He left the room.Â
âI should get going too, I need to call everyone and planâŠ...she paused. âThe funeralâ she teared up again.Â
âThis is hard for the both of us. Let me help youâ you offered.Â
âNo, sweetheart. Iâm just happy you made him happy. And now I need you to rest. I will handle everything. I need you to get better.â she said.Â
You nodded and leaned back into the bed.Â
âIâll let you know if anything happens,â she said before saying good-bye.Â
Your dad came back into the room. âIs everything ok?â he asked.Â
âI guess. She just left to start planning for the funeral.â you answered.Â
He nodded. âAnd Christina?âÂ
âSheâs being tried for murder. Trust me. Youâll get to meet her soon enoughâ you guaranteed.
âFocus on recovering.â you dad insisted. âOnce, youâre better the sooner I can take you homeâ.Â
You knew what he meant. âIâm not going home yetâ you said.Â
âWhat do you mean?â he raised his eyebrow.Â
âI need to stay to see if justice will be served, Dad. Christina deserves every bit of it after what she put us through.âÂ
âI understand that but itâll put a strain on youâ.Â
âDad, I donât care. Finals are next week. The funeral then the trial. Iâm not leaving until I see her in prison.â you folded your arms.
He sighed in frustration. âFine. Until the doctors discharge you. Iâll take you back to your apartmentâ.Â
âThank you Dad.âÂ
You were in the hospital for the next couple days. Jackson, Bambam, Mark came to see you and offer their condolences. The doctor came to check your wound. âYouâre healing quite perfectly. No sign of infection. I think youâll be able to go home tomorrow, I will prescribe you with pain medicationâ.Â
You were released from the hospital, your dad took you back to the apartment. It didnât feel right. It felt hollow, cold, and quiet. You stared into the refrigerator and sighed. âWhatâs wrong?â your dad asked.Â
âHe still didnât eat the food he left here.â you replied. You grabbed the bag of leftovers dumping it into the trash. Heâs not here to eat it.Â
âIâm gonna sleep on the couch.â you dad said. âWhen do finals start and how many do you have?â he asked.Â
âThe day after tomorrow. I only have two finals on the same day.â you said. âTomorrow, can we go visit his mom? Iâm worried about herâ you said. âSureâ he smiled.Â
For the rest of the day, you relaxed and studied. You couldnât stop thinking about him. You laid in bed staring at the ceiling wishing he was here. Every memory and every touch you craved. You missed him.Â
The next morning, he took you to her house. You knocked on the door but no answer. âThatâs weird, sheâs usually homeâ you said. âThen where could she be?â your dad asked.Â
You remembered. You walked around the house with a concrete walkway. You peeped a straw hat in the garden. âThere she isâ you smiled. You yelled. She stood up smiling and made her way to you. âYou came to see me. Thatâs so sweet of youâ she gave you a bear hug. âThis must be your dadâ she assumed. âYou look just like him.â
âHi, itâs very nice to meet you,â he introduced himself. âLikewise, please come inside. Iâll fix us something to eatâ.Â
When you three, you told your dad to remove his shoes at the door and walk in slippers or socks. She stormed into the kitchen making more racket, it reminded you of him.Â
You both seated yourselves at the dinner table as she bought out some kimbap and kimchi. âI hope you guys enjoy everything, I know he would love this.â she said with a soft smile. You ate quietly with your thoughts, you saw his childhood through each picture frame into his adulthood.Â
âI know you miss him.â she observed. âI do too.â
âDad, this is himâ you grabbed a frame. Your dad looks down and smirks. âHeâs very nice-looking. I would have loved to meet him.âÂ
âHowâs the funeral coming?â you asked.Â
âI guess itâs ok. The funeral is this Saturday. Heâs going to be cremated and put it in a urn and buried behind my garden and Detective Hwang just told me the trial will begin Monday morning at 10am.âÂ
âI was wondering if you could say something at the funeralâ she asked, âIf itâs not too much.âÂ
âI would be honoredâ you smiled softly. She smiled back and gave you a bear hug.Â
âYou should get going, I know finals start tomorrow. You need to restâ she said. âIâll see you Saturday and I will text you the addressâ.Â
The next morning, you took some medication for your shoulder pain. You were happy you could still move it. âGood luck with finals today sweetheart.âÂ
âThanks Dadâ.Â
You headed to the classroom. You walked in with students gathered in a huge crowd restudying notes and cramming. âHeyâ you heard, you looked in the general direction. It was Mark. You huffed, walked up the steps and sat next to him. âAre you ready?â. âI guess.â you said. âI would wave but my armâ Mark chuckled a bit. âHow are you going to write your answer?â you asked. âI guess I would bubble in the answer with my left hand.â he laughed. âI hope it works.â you smiled. âYeah me too.â Mark smiled.Â
The teacher walked and everyone became quiet. âAlright class. Take your seatsâ he instructed. I will be giving you guys three hours for this exam. Best of luck to you.â He walked up the aisle to each row and passed the exam papers down.Â
âGood luckâ Mark smiled.Â
âThanks. You tooâ you smiled. You took a deep breath and began to work.Â
2 hours laterâŠ.
Mark left within an hour and half. You tripled checked your answers and kissed the paper hoping to pass. You handed your exam over to your professor. Mark waited for you outside. âHey, I was wondering when you would come outâ. âYeah me tooâ. you said. âHow do you think you did?â he asked. âI donât know, you?â you questioned. âNo idea, some were hard and easyâ Mark answered. âSameâ you agreed with him.Â
âHey Y/N---â Mark stumbled.Â
âSo the funeral is Saturday, you know he'll want you to be thereâ you cut him off.Â
âI know, are you busy this evening?â Mark asked shyly.Â
âUmmmâŠ..not reallyâ you hesitated.Â
âI was wondering if you would like to have dinner with my parents and I. I know the past several days haven't been easy for you. We just want you to know that if you need us, we're always here for you.â Mark held your hand expressing his sincerity.Â
âI understand. I'll come" you nodded.Â
âWill you bring your Dad too?â Mark asked.Â
âSure" you said. âJust text me the address. We'll meet you guys there. I have to go to my next final exam. I'll see you later.âÂ
âNo problem. I'll see you later.âÂ
You arrived at your destination to take your next exam. Pretty confident in yourself, you were positive you passed with flying colors. After your exams, your dad picked you up, you sat in the passenger seat immensely quiet.Â
âWhatâs wrong?...Is something bothering you?â your dad asked.Â
âMark and his parents want to have dinner with us tonightâ you said.Â
Your fatherâs eyebrows perked. âReally? What for?âÂ
âIâm not sure, Mark said they wanted to show they are here to always support meâ you said.Â
âThatâs nice,â your dad remarked. âI guess so,â you said.Â
You both arrived back at your apartment. You decided to take that time to write Jaebeom eulogy for the funeral. As you wrote, you started to cry a bit. You had to pull yourself together. It was so hard to continue to write. You glared at the time of the phone as Mark texted the address, it was time to get ready for dinner.Â
You showered and dressed comfortably, so you wore a simple dress, white tennis shoes and a jean jacket. You finally came out the room and saw your dad ready.Â
âHey kiddo, you ok?â your father spoke with concern as he saw the look on your face.Â
You attempt to cover your feelings with a shadow of a slight smile and nod. âIâm ok, at least I will be.âÂ
âItâs going to get better,â he smiled. â Letâs goâ.Â
You and your father arrived at the restaurant, to be greeted by Mark waiting for you both at the front.Â
âHey, Thank you so much for comingâ Mark smiled and gave you a hug. Mark saw your father peering behind you. âHello Sir, itâs nice to finally meet youâ he gave your father a handshake. âLikewiseâ your father smiled.Â
Mark walked you both to the table where his parents were seated. Ray sat across from you. His arms were folded and had a stern look on his face. He obviously looks like heâs been drinking prior to arriving. You had a feeling this was not going to be good. âWell Ray say something,â Markâs mother insisted. He remained silent. âIâm sorry, heâs been acting like this since we got here. We donât know whatâs wrong with him.â Mark whispered in your ear.Â
The waitress brought your drinks and took your orders. Markâs mother was having a conversation with your father about what he does for a living. You and Mark looked at each other awkwardly. Before Mark could utter a word, Ray cut in. âSo Y/N, Iâm happy you cameâ he said arms folded. âThanks for having me,â you said.Â
âI asked for you to come because I want to understand why?âÂ
Your eyebrow rose. âWhy what?âÂ
âWhy did you have to tell him?âÂ
âBecause it was the right thing to do,â you said.Â
âBut it wasnât your secret to tellâ he seethed.Â
âNo one should have to be a secret, youâre just upset because your trifling ass got exposedâ you folded your arms as well. âLet me guess, you had no intentions on telling Mark did you? or even try to meet Jaebeom for once in your life. He is your son and you abandoned them both. How can you sleep at night?â you asked.Â
He huffed. âI sleep just fineâ.Â
âYou bastardâÂ
âYou had no right to pry into someone elseâs business, that is not yoursâ he stood up.Â
âIT IS MY BUSINESS IF ITâS SOMEONE I CARE AND LOVE IS INVOLVEDâ you shouted out your seat. The restaurant became extremely quiet, all eyes were on you. You bowed in apology and took your seat.Â
âKeep it together Y/Nâ your dad advised. You knew you canât lose your cool around this crowd, but you could care less, you just lost the love of your life to a psycho bitch and now his âfatherâ has the audacity to question you.Â
âYouâve got some nerve questioning me and my motivesâ you seethed âHe deserved to know. And you if you donât like it, well thatâs a âyouâ problem.âÂ
âDad, now is not the time,â Mark said.Â
âOn the contrary, now is perfect timingâ Ray remarked.Â
âRay, honey. This girl just lost her boyfriend and you just lost your son. Please I hope you arrange this dinner to bring some peaceâ Markâs mother sighed.Â
âThat boy was no son of mine and never will be!â Ray answered.Â
âYou are an ass! I hope you know that. I hope you live with guilt for the rest of your life. Jaebeom really wanted to meet you, to have a relationship with you, to be a good son to you. You never even gave him a chance!â you pound your fist against the table so hard both everyone jumped.Â
âMark, Iâm sorry that you and Jaebum never had a good relationship with each dealing with Christina and I. I wish things turned out differentâ you started to tear up.Â
Mark gently placed his hand on your shoulder. âI know and itâs okâ. He smiled.Â
You have already lost your appetite, the waitress came back with your food. You were only able to nibble at a time.Â
You looked at Ray in disgust. How can he do this and still not care. He doesnât care about no one else except himself.Â
You pushed your plate away.Â
âWhy arenât you eating?â Ray asked.Â
âIâve lost my appetiteâ you answered. You stood up, you motioned to your dad you were ready to leave.Â
âMark, Iâll see you at the funeral, Saturdayâ you said. âRay, as much as Jaebeom wanted to meet you. Iâm actually happy he didnâtâ you said calmly.Â
âOh really? why?â he asked. âBecause he would have become youâ you replied. You stood up and straightened your dress. âDad, Iâm ready to leave,â you motioned. Your father walked behind you as you exited the restaurant. Mark ran behind you. âY/N, Y/N waitâ he grabbed your hand. âY/N, Iâm sorry that my dad is being an assholeâ.
 âPlease donât ever become like him. I know you are a good guy, both you and Jaebeomâ. Mark nodded.Â
âIâll see you at the funeralâ. He released your hand and headed back into the restaurant.Â
âThat was eventfulâ your dad sighed. âI knowâ.Â
Your dad drove you back to your apartment. Your father tried his hardest to cheer you up with tv and food. Nothing was working. âDad, I appreciate what you have done for me so far since youâve been here. Iâm just going to need some time to processâ. Your dad nodded his head in agreement. âLet me know if you need anything,â he said. âThank youâ you smiled softly.Â
You went back into your bedroom to get ready for bed. As you closed the door, you silently cried to yourself. You were hurting so much. Your heart was aching. You didnât know how you were going to keep going without Jaebeom. You wiped the tears away from your eyes and started the shower. Minimal comfort came from the hot running water streaming off your skin.Â
You imagined him slowly wrapping his arms around you, holding you close and embracing you from behind. Heâs kissing your neck. Skin to Skin. He wouldnât let you go. You turned around, facing him. He was in front of you. Tears started to form again. âI miss youâ you said. âI miss you tooâ. âHow am I going to do this without you?â you asked. He answered back, âYou are going to still have to live your life babeâ, he continued âI love you so muchâ as he placed his hand on your face. You missed his touch. âPlease donât goâ you whispered crying again. âIâm sorry babe. I have toâ he whispered. He kissed you one last time and vanished.Â
Tears continuously streamed down your cheeks.Â
You stepped out the shower and saw yourself in the mirror, your eyes were puffy and red. You just wanted the pain to end, you wanted it to stop with every fiber of your being. After dressing you collapsed on the bed looking at your phone. You knew you needed to write a sentiment about Jaebeom for the funeral. You grabbed a book, sheet of paper and a pen. You began to write. Tears formed again staining the paper as it rolled off your cheeks. You kept playing everything you remembered about him in your head and how much he meant to you. Your phone buzzed disrupting your concentration. It was Mark.Â
Mark: Y/N, Iâm worried about you. Let me help you. Talk to me. Iâm here. I know I shouldnât say this but I still love you. I know you donât feel the same. But I want to be a friend to you again.Â
You read his message wondering if you should reply back. You were in no mood to talk to anyone. A friend, you thought to yourself.Â
Another text message came in, it was Bambam.Â
Bambam: Hey, Iâm sorry to hear about what happened to Jaebeom. I canât imagine how you are feeling right now. I can tell he loved you very much. I always saw him like a big brother. I hope you are doing alright. I would like to pay my respects at the funeral. Can you send me the address?Â
You texted Bambam back with the address and the time to arrive. You texted Mark back that youâll see him at the funeral and you guys can talk then. You placed your phone on do not disturbed.Â
You placed your sentiment down on the desk in your room and crawled into bed. Succumbing to the weight of the comforter, you immediately fell asleep.Â
The next day, you stayed in your room for the majority of the day. Your dad brought your food when you needed to eat. You just wanted to sleep. You wanted this nightmare to end. You kept envisioning Jaebeom being with you; holding your hand, kissing your forehead, cuddling you in his arms, telling you everything was going to be okay. Each vision vanished after the next. You laid in bed with your tears staining the pillow. Before you knew it, it was night again. You fell asleep again and didnât want to wake up.Â
You felt a hand tap your shoulder as you slept. You woke up in a panic.. âHey baby girl, it's time to wake up. We need to get ready.â your dad said.Â
Today was the day. HIs funeral.Â
You sighed. Grief is a bitch.Â
You wore a black dress, black pointed flats with a black cardigan. You stepped out of the room. You helped your dad tie his tie. âAre you ready?â he asked. All you could do was nod your head. âIâm readyâ you sighed.Â
It was cloudy, rain is possibly coming. You stared out of the window on the way to the funeral. You never felt so drained, you felt an entire weight on your shoulders.Â
When you arrived you saw the entrance covered with funeral wreaths with Jaebumâs name written on all of them. You arrived in a small room with a window placed for everyone to view Jaebumâs body. You spotted Bambam offering his condolences to Jaebum's mother. Your heart sunk to the pits of your stomach as you saw she began to cry. You felt a gentle touch on your shoulder. You turned to see your father trying to calm your nerves down. âTake it easyâ he whispered. You nodded your head. Bambam saw you at the entrance. He approached you. âIâm sorry about everything Y/N?â he apologized.Â
âThank you Bambam, you know he was like a brother to meâ. â I knowâ you said. âHe cared about you alotâ. Bambam gave you a hug and placed his seat with a new girl he seems to be seeing. You turned and looked at his mother who was escorted to her seat.
 You walked up to the window to see Jaebeom one last time. You felt tears stream down your face. You stared off into space reminiscing. You felt someone stand next to you, from the corner of your eye it was Mark. Mark sighed. âHeyâ he said. âHeyâ you whispered. âY/N, Iâm so sorryâ he apologized. âThis was all my faultâ his voice cracked, tears began to stream down his face. . âAll of this could have been prevented if I-âhe continued. âMarkâ you softly spoke. You placed your hand on his shoulders. âIâm angry Y/N, I had a brother I didnât know. I didnât even have a chance toâ he chokedâ. He couldnât hold his composure. He was in tears. You immediately grabbed him into an embrace. You held him tightly to you and whispered in his ear, âItâs not your faultâ. âIf everything was differentâ he continued to choke. âI would have-â.Â
âI know Mark,â you said. âJaebeom would have wanted to have a relationship with you tooâ you assured him. âMy brother died before I could have got to know himâ he continued to cry. You felt Markâs agony with the situation, pushing you to cry harder. âMark everything is going to be okâ you said. Mark wrapped his arms around you holding you closely.Â
âY/Nâ you heard Jaebumâs mother speak. You pulled away from Mark. âMark, Iâm happy you were able to come. Thank youâ Jaebumâs mother said. Mark bowed and began to walk away. âDonât you think you should sit with us?â she suggested to him. Mark stopped and replied, âI didnât think it would matterâ. âYouâre his brother, you need to be here with usâ she said. Mark took his seat behind you both. Your father sat next to you for emotional support as you began to cry again. After everyone viewed the body and took their seats. The cremation ceremony started.Â
The mortician stood at the podium. âWe have gathered here today to say good-bye to Jaebeom. This young man was not only a son, he was a lover, a fighter, a helper, and a brotherâ. Mark's head rose as soon as he heard the word brother. He was taken too soon, he had so much to live for. May God rest his soulâ. He continued. âBefore we burn the body before, is there anyone who would like to share a few words?â he asked.Â
You looked over at Jaebumâs mother. She stood at the podium, she had a piece of paper in her hand, she was beginning to tremble. Her voice cracked. âJaebeom was my sweet baby boy. The best thing that ever happened to me. He used to eat me out of the house and home. He always took other peopleâs problems on his shoulders, he loved to help people. He was thoughtful and understanding. My son acted when no one else would act. He helped those that he could, including me. I will see to it my son will get justice. His death was not in vain.â she choked forming more tears. She stepped from the podium.Â
The mortician came up to the podium. âAnyone else?âÂ
You finally stood with a paper in your hand as well. You stood to the podium. Your hands were shaking. You swallowed hard and began to read. âI would have never thought to run into someone like Jaebeom. When we met, I didnât think it would turn into something more. It did. I fell in love with him. Slowly gradually. When I was at my most vulnerable, he was there. He always took care of me. I wanted a future with him, it was cut short before it could even begin. He accepted all my flaws and loved me for me. Jaebeom knew things about me that I didnât know about myself. I have no regrets being with you. I cherish every moment with you from your laughs to your scolding. You were the best thing that happened to me. I will always love you". You quickly folded the paper together and hurried back to your seat before you bursted into further tears.Â
The mortician stood back up to the podium. "If we do not have anyone else to share, we will now prepare for the burning of the body".Â
You felt his mother squeeze your hand tightly, you turned to her. She was trembling hard. She wanted to burst. You lightly placed your hand above her hand to calm her down. The mortician stepped in the chamber standing above Jaebum's body. He revealed his face one more time before placing him in a wooden casket. The mortician placed his wooden casket into the cremation chamber. As his casket burned, the viewing room remained ever so quiet. You wanted to cry even harder but there were no tears left.Â
The cremation was completed, his body was placed in an urn and given to his mother. You all were escorted to the reception room afterwards.Â
âIâm gonna bury him in the backyard behind the garden,â his mother told you as you sat with her. âThank you for comingâ. âItâs no problemâ you shyly smiled.
Detective Hwang approached the two of you with a well dressed young man. âExcuse me ladies, I know this is a terrible time. Before Monday, I would like to introduce Prosecutor Jeong. He will be leading the case against Christinaâ he introduced.Â
âItâs a pleasure to meet you both. I would like to offer my condolences.â he said. He seemed very young to be a prosecutor.Â
âHeâs the best of the best. He graduated top of his class and he wins every case.â Detective Hwang continued proudly.Â
âI hope to win this oneâ Prosecutor Jeong humbly spoke. âI compiled enough evidence to put her behind bars for many years. Even if she denies these claims and refuses to confess it wouldnât matter.â he explained.Â
âThatâs great news. I just hope the judge rules in our favor.â you sighed. Â
âWell see thatâs the thing, we donât have a jury here. The judge decides on what kind of sentence the person deserves for their crimes. But I don't see why the judge wouldnât rule in our favor.â Jeong softly smiled.Â
âI could. All she has to do is sit pretty and cry crocodile tears.â you folded your arms.Â
âSpeaking of which, sitting pretty. I would like to call both of you to testify against her.â he asked.Â
You looked at his mother. She sighed contemplating. She looked unsure. âI donât think she would be able to. The trauma we both experienced.â you cautioned.Â
âI understand. But if you ever change your mind. Let me know.â he handed you his card. âI will keep in touch until Monday,â he said. Him and Detective Hwang left.Â
âWeâre going to get through this.â you said.Â
âI know,â she said.Â
Your dad approached you. âHow are you holding up?â he asked. You sighed. âIâm doing okay. a little tiredâ. âIâll be in the car whenever you are ready to leaveâ as he left the room. âIâll be there in a few minutes Dadâ.Â
Mark approached you after speaking with Jaebumâs mother. âHeyâ you said. âHey, can we talk in private?â he asked.Â
âSureâ you asked.Â
You found a quiet hallway around the corner from the reception room. âHow did everything go talking to his -â before you could finish your sentence. âThey asked me to testifyâ Mark cut you off. âWell, are you going to?â you asked. âYes, I amâ.Â
âThank youâ you smiled. âWe can finally get her out of our livesâ.Â
âThereâs something else, I need to say to youâ Mark swallowed.Â
âWhat?âÂ
âI know that we have not been on the best of terms between me and you, â Mark said sincerely.Â
âMark, I told you I forgive youâ you said.Â
âItâs not that,â he corrected.Â
âThen where is this coming from?â you asked.Â
âItâs because I still love youâÂ
âMarkâ you sighed.Â
Mark pulled you towards him and kissed you. He didnât give you a chance to breathe. You felt if you kissed him back, you felt you were betraying Jaebeom and your love for him. But Jaebeom wasnât there anymore. This was too sudden. You cared for Mark, but you werenât too sure of returning the same feelings.. You felt your mind become cloudy. You stammered back shaking your head and softly whispered. âMark, I canât, not right now. Iâm just-â.Â
âJaebeom is goneâ you continued âMark, I care about you a lot, but I canâtâ you started to tear up.Â
âIâm sorry. Iâm sorry. I shouldnât have done that. Thatâs not fair to youâ Mark apologized. âI just figured that if I told you how I felt, maybe-â.Â
âIâll feel the same wayâ you finished his sentence. He just nodded his head.Â
âMark, I have to go, my dad is waiting for me in the car. Iâll see you at the trialâ you quickly walked away.Â
As you entered the car, your father asked if you were ok. You slightly nodded advising him so. On the drive home, you left wondering if you still loved Mark after everything that has transpired between the two of you.Â
Should I still give him a chance?
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Yay! and we are back with another chapter for Homewrecker. I wanted to start this chapter off slow and Chapter 10 will be the last and final chapter. I hate Christina, I swear I do. After Homewrecker, I may end up doing a new series or continuing one I already started. Weâll see. I hope you guys enjoy this Chapter. Iâm hoping to have Chapter 10 out as soon as possible.Â
Yvonne: I'm in a bad place right now. Not mentally, I'm just in the LCGC.
Hello, I hope all of you are doing well! I need some FC help, and I thought this was the best place to ask! I wanted a male faceclaim in their late twenties to early thirties, with looong hair (can be from period dramas!). I'm fine with little to no resources, I'm even accepting models lol preferably Chinese in ethnicity! Thank you so much for the work you do in this blog and I hope you all have a great day <3
hey there! hereâs a pretty decently sized list of some fcâs that can be used, most of them are chinese as well! iâve included the drama(s) that best suit the vibe as well, and many of them are period dramas!
Chinese Males (1986-1994)
ma tianyu in ice fantasy (1986 / hui chinese )
luo yunxi in ashes of love ( 1988 / chinese )
lin gengxin in god of war,zhao yun (1988/ chinese)
dai zu in the legends (1989 / chinese)
kido gao in legend of fuyao (1989 / chinese)
liu ruilin in eternal love of dream (1990 / chinese)
cheng yi in love and redemption ( 1990 / chinese )
lu han in fighter of destiny (1990/chinese)Â
xiao zhan in the untamed and douluo continent (1991 / chinese)
deng lun in ashes of love and princess agents (1992 / chinese)
vin zhang in The Kings Woman (1993/chinese)
qu chuxiao in Bloody Romance (1994/Chinese)Â
wan yi hua in various photos ( 19?? / chinese )
Another piece of advice is efintely try to look up wuxia dramas on google or mydramalist, you will usually find a chinese male lead with long hair to some degree. Hope this helpsÂ