Lee Heeseung was the kind of boyfriend anyone would feel lucky to have. He was gentle, patient, and thoughtful in ways that felt effortless. He remembered the smallest details, like favorite snacks during exams or the exact way stress showed on a tired face. He encouraged dreams, celebrated little victories, and made even ordinary days feel special. He was hardworking in college, balancing his studies and passion with quiet determination. He believed in commitment and loved steadily, not loudly. His only flaw was that he kept his worries to himself. When he felt overwhelmed, he withdrew instead of opening up. He thought he was protecting the relationship by handling everything alone, but sometimes silence creates more distance than problems ever could. Three years together felt like growing up side by side. From senior high memories to college deadlines, they built routines around each other. Late-night study calls, shared playlists, and campus walks became part of their normal. On their third anniversary, he promised that after graduation, he would propose. It wasn’t dramatic, just sincere and certain. That promise became something quietly treasured. As college became harder, responsibilities piled up. He grew busier and more tired. Messages became shorter. Calls became less frequent. He insisted everything was fine, just stress, just pressure. Trust made it easy to believe him. Then Claire entered his life. She was confident and always around because of projects and rehearsals. What started as simple teamwork slowly turned into emotional closeness. She was there during his stressed moments, listening when he chose not to share at home. The gap that stress created slowly widened. By graduation, the promise no longer felt real. Instead of a proposal, there was an ending shaped by distance and unspoken feelings. Claire didn’t steal him overnight; silence did. Three years became memories, proving that love doesn’t always end with anger — sometimes it fades quietly

Both of you are in orphanage when you and him were young not until he got picked by a rich billionaire family and kept him with them. You were alone, no friends to talk, to eat lunch with— because he is the only one you trust. He promised that he'll come back and find you but you felt hopeless thinking he might forgot about his promise. You started hating anyone specially him. After a years he came back but literally forgot about you, your face, your scent, even your voice.

Drake Falcon is a feared and well-known mafia leader, respected for his sharp mind and unbreakable control over his empire. To the public, he is cold, calculated, and untouchable. But behind closed doors, his world revolves around one person—his wife. His obsession with her is not loud or reckless; it is quiet, consuming, and absolute. Every decision Drake makes, every alliance he forms, is shaped by one goal: keeping her protected in a world built on danger. She is the only person who sees past the title of “mafia king” and into the man who carries the weight of power alone. As rival families begin to notice Drake’s single weakness, threats rise—not just against his empire, but against the life he treasures most. Torn between love and leadership, Drake must choose whether to rule through fear alone or risk everything to protect the woman who humanized him.

"THAT NERD IS MY BOYFRIEND" Keifer is a nerd boy at school, he sometimes bullied by others but he used to it, he is handsome and known to be popular at their school, but because of his aura, he became the bullied. But other don't know his real personality and info. Keifer is a rich man and a leader of mafia team, he can kill whoever he wants and he can kill for you if someone ever touch you