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[Mature Audiences Only] Cheon Yuhyeon is so close to inheriting the family business when his ailing father presents one condition: he needs to give his father a grandchild. It shouldn’t be too hard for an omega like Yuhyeon, as long as he can find himself a suitable alpha that isn’t his childhood friend and company rival Lee Hyeondo. But Hyeondo has been suffering a decade-long crush on Yuhyeon and desperately wants to be his baby daddy. And Yuhyeon is finding it harder to resist his friend’s flirty tactics to get him in bed…

Lee Inwoo will do anything to for his family – no matter the consequences. After learning about a potential plot to leak sensitive information, Inwoo travels back to Korea to track his brother’s last known location. His search leads him to Dr. Kang Dowoon, a doctor with connections Inwoo is dying to get his hands on. But, as the two grow closer, the both of them fall deeper and deeper into a tangled web of deceit and mystery that neither of them could have anticipated… Chasing this rainbow is bound to lead to something much less pleasant than a pot of gold.

2nd of October

Shin is barely making ends meet, hustling as a rogue mechanic on the mean city streets. Problem is, work never comes easy and the dough is nothing to shout about. But when Jake pulls up with car trouble one day, it’s obvious that there’s money to be made: he’s tall, blond and dressed like a million bucks. Jackpot. And after such a handsome payday, Shin is reluctant to let this sucker go. Little does he know that giving Jake his number may be the biggest mistake he’s ever made. And it isn’t long before Jake wants more than his car fixing…

Dooshik is in a bind. After making off with the takings from the gay bar where he worked, he seeks refuge in a small, coastal town. As his funds dwindle, he desperately needs a way to make ends meet. Still, a boy’s gotta eat! So he dives into a clam house to satisfy his cravings. But with no money to pay, he dashes off leaving Jooha, the server, to foot the bill. Later on, when Dooshik returns to pay his debt, he’s greeted by a sordid scene that offers a tantalizing glimpse of the solution to his money problems. For within Jooha’s beautiful shell lies a secret treasure waiting to be drawn out. And Dooshik is just the man to do it.

Leewon, who works as a poor lawyer in Russia, visits City Councilor Zdanov, who is in conflict over Nikolai’s commission, and there he meets the mafia boss, Caesar. Behind City Councilor Zdanov, there was a mafia involved. The meeting between the two is extraordinary.

Danger can come in many shapes and sizes, and the kind of danger Yeo Eui-joon has to deal with comes in the form of buff, brash, belligerent gangsters. He knew that working nights in a shifty neighborhood wouldn’t be the safest job on the planet, but reality sure does exceed expectations. However, Eui-joon’s days as the neighborhood punching bag look like they’re coming to a close when Gunwoo steps into this small store. Gunwoo, gruff as he is, genuinely seems to care about Eui-joon’s well-being, so it doesn’t take long for Eui-joon to fall for this charismatic giant.

Hyeon-oh became a yakuza and continued to lead a meaningless life.
During a low moment in his life he decides he no longer wants to live, however he is brought back to life by the helping hands of Seohyun.

The memory of a single day with Seohyun would be the reason for Hyeonoh to keep living his life, and Seohyun believed that he would live a life that was the exact opposite of his own.

However, six years later, Hyeonoh reunites with Seohyun, who has become a host, at a local host bar.
“How’s that, Hyung, I’ve grown a lot, haven’t I?”

Kim Euihyun has decided he doesn’t want to live. He feels nothing anymore. He has no future to look forward to. Now, he’s looking into the abyss, holding in his arms the only thing that was keeping him alive. It’ll all be over soon. But someone grabs him from the water’s edge, and pulls him from the darkness. Euihyun, whose sole possession is a mountain of debt, has been rescued by Taeju. Now Taeju has offered Euihyun money, a house, and a job to help him out of his mess. But what will Taeju, who is intoxicated by Euihyun’s smell, ask for in return? Could Taeju be the person that finally brings Euihyun out of his eternal twilight…?

Sehwa turned his head, as if refusing to engage. It was an obvious provocation, a daily squabble. But being used to it didn’t mean the dismissive treatment stopped stinging. He knew they did it to get a rise out of him, and precisely because he didn’t want to be swayed by their games, he pretended it didn’t bother him and let it slide.
Sakura, Hongdan, sometimes March…
He’d told them a hundred times not to call him by those stupid nicknames, but no one listened to a mere debtor, a fool, a drug peddler. Still, Sehwa never tired of repeating it.
My name isn’t Sakura, or Hongdan, or March.
It’s Sehwa,
Lee Sehwa.

Ha Junseo was once a rising star in the classical music world.
Now, he manages the career of a more successful friend while drowning his own regrets in clubs and alcohol.
After a drunken one-night stand with a stranger, Junseo blacks out, only to wake up in the home of a large, scarred man named Kang Wujin.
“You don’t remember me?”
Something about Wujin feels off, and Junseo tries to run, but the man only smiles ominously.
“See you soon, Ha Junseo.”
Days later, Wujin reappears as Junseo’s new boss. Trapped under his obsessive watch, Junseo must figure out who Wujin really is and whether escape is even possible.