"Some people keep journals. I keep fictional people who say things I'm not ready to."

Welcome to the part of the book where I lovingly hand you the keys to the universes inside my head.
Some stories arrived loud and demanding.
Some whispered until I finally listened.
Writing stories about other people — even fictional ones — helped me figure out myself. The way I see love, friendship, grief, joy, and that complicated space between wanting to be seen and wanting to disappear.

Each of them holds a version of me — scared, in love, angry, quiet, hopeful, defiant.

So here's a little tour of the worlds I've built so far — the ones that exist, and the ones still growing in my head.

✦ 1. Fireworks (Oneshot Collection – Completed)

Genre: Emotional / romantic / slice-of-life
Status: ✅ Complete
Summary:
A collection of emotionally charged, fleeting, and fiercely intimate oneshots.
No worldbuilding. No long plotlines. Just moments — the kind that feel like something exploded quietly in your chest.
The kind you remember for years, even if they lasted five minutes.

What it meant to me:
Fireworks taught me how to write with brevity and depth. How to let characters be messy and let scenes breathe. And most importantly, how to say something loud in very few words.

Vibe:
Blurry eyes. Unspoken love. Holding your breath. Letting go.

✦ 2. Dancing Around the Truth (Nichojoo Fanfiction – In Progress)

Genre: Contemporary / YA / romantic revolution
Status: 🛠️ Ongoing
Blurb:

No one meant to start a revolution. It just sort of... happened.

It begins with a hoodie.
A crush.
An accidental viral post.

Suddenly, Byun Eunji is the face of the school's favorite new obsession: a quiet stranger named Nicholas who saved her from a very public period emergency. But what starts as a harmless mission to find her "café guy" spirals into something much bigger—uncovering a school-wide performance system designed to control, evaluate, and erase students one by one.

Eunji, her older brother EJ, and the mysterious Nicholas find themselves in the middle of a system that wants them invisible.
So they do the one thing they were never supposed to do:
Make noise.

Romantic, sharp, and unexpectedly real, Dancing Around the Truth is a story about finding your voice, choosing your people, and what happens when visibility stops being a weapon—and becomes power.

Why I wrote it:
Because not all battles look like battles. Some are fought in silence. Some begin with a hoodie and end in a riot of truth.

✦ 3. Matchmaker (Fantasy Romance – Coming Soon)

Genre: Royal AU / queer romance / slow-burn drama
Status: ✨ Upcoming
Blurb:

In a world ruled by kingdoms and bound by duty, love is the most dangerous rebellion.

As alliances fracture and old wounds reopen, six hearts stand at a crossroads between crown and connection.  Eight young royals (plus Yuzuki and Taki) gather at the palace. Romance brews in unexpected pairs — four central love stories emerge. Political threats (including framing, assassination attempts, and forced engagements) challenge their bonds. Yuzuki (the only princess) and her younger brother Taki subtly steer the story — orchestrating letters, traps, and chaos to help love win.  Together, they unravel corruption, challenge tradition, and reforge diplomacy through personal rebellion. Their goal? Reunite the couples fate which have torn apart, one heartbreak at a time.
But not all love stories are safe to save.
And some matches may spark a war.

What I'm excited to explore:

Soft but intense queer love stories

Matchmaking with ✨magical manipulation✨

Emotional stakes in a glittering world of lies and letters

The chaos of Taki being 100% unqualified but fully committed

🎧 Origin Writing Playlist

A collection of songs that feel like the stories I always return to:

Song                                                                                                                                                 Why it made the list
"illicit affairs" – Taylor Swift                                                For characters too scared to speak their truth.
"Runaway" – AURORA                                                                      For writing distant, dreamy protagonists.
"Ghostin" – Ariana Grande                                                               For writing grief so gentle it breaks you.
"About You" – The 1975                                                        For building tension that never quite resolves.
"I Can't Handle Change" – Roar                                                                         For messy breakdown scenes.
"Rain" – BTS                                                                                        For writing silence, longing, and softness.

Ideal listening conditions: 1AM, hoodie on, a document open and heart in hand.

🖼️ Visual Snapshot: Fireworks Moodboard

Every story is a version of me I wasn't brave enough to say out loud — until I wrote it down.

In the next chapter, I'll take you behind the curtain: how I create, what chaos I write through, and why writing doesn't always look aesthetic (but it's always mine).