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Maybe Jisung's survival instincts are fucked up. Maybe he just had a vague hope, while planning for this set list, that finally he could make Chan put his hands on him.
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- Part 2 of SOUNDCLOUD-VERSE
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19 Jul 2026
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What happens when you have a kind of oblivious tired collage student going through it every day on top of having a really shitty part time job, and a married couple who love cats and flaunting their money like it grows on trees? Nonsense.
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- Part 1 of the vault
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08 Jul 2026
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EXCLUSIVE: Jung Wooyoung, an up-and-coming actor most known for his secondary role in the film Take Me Home, has been cast in Writer-Director Kim Hongjoong's latest: a touching rom-com about second chances, with a hint of a sci-fi twist. Jung will be acting opposite Park Seonghwa, director Kim's eternal muse, but not as the secondary lead. For the first time since the start of his directorial career, Kim has given a new actor the starring role. Can Jung live up to Park's legacy, or will he get overshadowed by his senior? The motion picture is gearing up to start filming in the next month, with a release date slated for the last quarter of the year.
Or: Jung Wooyoung gets cast as the lead of a rom-com opposite Park Seonghwa, and finds himself falling for him. The only problem? Seonghwa is married to Kim Hongjoong, the film's director, and Wooyoung might be falling in love with him too.
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07 Jul 2026
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It has been a little more than four months since the last one of Wooyoung’s episodes.
Yet, he only needs a second, a glance, to take him high in the sky and then throw him to the harsh ground.
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Or, after ending in a small town Wooyoung encounters his ex-boyfriend Hongjoong, who is now raising a kid.
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07 Jul 2026
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Oh.
Oh.
That is the change, isn’t it? It’s not that the pack had become less cuddly, it is just that the target of their affections has shifted!
A small burst of satisfaction blooms in Hongjoong’s chest as he looks down at his scribbled notes of arrows, x’s, and names — the same bubbling, pleased feeling he always gets when he finally solves a puzzle or wins a prize — but it immediately bursts as the realization hits him that this is the shittiest prize ever.
His pack… prefers Wooyoung… over him…?
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Hongjoong’s the only Omega in his pack — until one day, suddenly, he’s not. Which isn’t a problem. If Wooyoung is happy, then Hongjoong is happy — and he can’t hide that there’s a not insignificant part of him that wants nothing more than to guide and teach his new baby Omega. That’s not the problem. The problem is everything else that comes with having a second Omega — one the pack seems to favor, and one that is just so much better at being an Omega than Hongjoong ever was. The problem is the sinking feeling in his chest that he’s not good enough. The problem is that he’s just a redundancy, and his pack seems to know it too.Series
- Part 1 of Redundancy & Sufficiency
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05 Jul 2026