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note: while this blog posts reader-insert fanfics, please note that almost every character here is an original character. important things will be kept, such as gender-neutral pronouns and a general lack of physical description. background, personalities, knowledge, physical abilities (e.g. fast runner/hard hitters), etc, have all been predetermined. thank you, and happy reading!

zero (standalone) / one / two (cosmic shops) / three

genre | fantasy au, magic au / alice in wonderland inspired au

synopsis | hyunjin knew the consequences of rejecting the queen of hearts' marriage proposal would be severe, but he didn't think it would bother her this much!

word count | 5.1k+

warning | playful illusions involving the body being twisted and turned in ways it should not

world | zero

The burst of red petals in the air was the last thing Hyunjin thought he would see. Yet, at the same time, he was not surprised to see them appear in the nick of time.

The queen must be furious to hear his rejection to her marriage proposal. He had also done it in the middle of a ballroom filled with elite guests of the kingdom. However, to be fair, she should not have been so self-assured as to propose to him in the middle of an extravagant party. 

He knew a great deal about the Queen the Hearts. Everyone does. After all, she was the queen. But he reckoned she didn’t know much about him. Even after she attempted to court him through unconventional (very unconventional) means, her knowledge of him was not enough to warrant the kind of affection she held. 

genre | fantasy au, magic au / meet cute

synopsis | after receiving a strange recruitment letter in the mail for a barista job, jisung decides to fill it in despite his suspicions because he desperately needs a job.   

word count | 10k+

warning | brief mention of war, death, injuries / mentions of burn, pain, blood, suffocation 

world | two

Jisung had no idea how much louder his world would become when he entered the coffee shop. 

With nothing but multiple rehearsed speeches prepared and a nearly empty bag that stored only his tablet for note-taking, he let the door behind him close gently before fixing his eyes on the environment of, hopefully, his future workplace. A deep sigh left the confines of his chest as the familiar operating noise of coffee machines hit his ear. 

He gave the week’s notice for his previous barista job a month ago.