[Enemies supplementary story] This is Desmond's diary from when he was 7 years old. I decided to write it, because I love Desmond. Enjoy! <3

Oliver agrees to marry his college friend Constance, a conglomerate heiress, to help her deal with her difficult family: a sexist father, an impassive stepmother and her younger brother Tobias, who, according to Constance's words, is a manipulative little asshole. CW: borderline toxic realtionship, cheating, filthy rich people

Alyss is a shapeshifter living in a world after a war between her kind and humans. The shapeshifters have to hide, as human hunters developed weapons designed to kill them. Soon after she experiences her first shift indicating that she is a fully grown adult, a tragedy strikes. Alyss loses her brother, who used to be her protector and she has to take over his position as the leader of a group of shapeshifters in hiding. She also learns that her mate is her enemy - a hunter.

Jeon Ye-bin's life just keeps deteriorating. It seems that getting hit by a car can only make things worse. But when the driver turns out to be a popular singer Park Jin-ah, who not only pays Ye-bin's hospital bill but also tries to help her get back on track, a little ray of hope suddenly shines on her. And as Jin-ah helps Ye-bin rediscover herself, the two women catch feelings for each other. But can they act on those feelings? And what would Jin-ah's fans think of that? [Neither Park Jin-ah nor any other characters in this story are based off any real person. The negative portrayal of some entertainment agencies, fans or news outlets and their reporters is not supposed to be an attack on any real news outlets, fans or entertainment agencies. I personally don't know anyone involved in k-pop industry, so its depiction in this story is only a product of my imagination and I don't claim it to be accurate.]

On the same day two kids are born in two kingdoms. There are omens incidental to both of their births. Two different sets of seers and oracles from both kingdoms interpret the signs and they both identify the child as the Welder of Reunion, who was prophesized to come and end the war. People of each kingdom try to prepare their Welder to fulfill their role. Until they meet.

Basia thinks of herself as an extra in someone else's story. She's always in the background when her classmates experience their first crushes, first kisses and first heartbreaks. When two boys from her school got into a fight and one of them ended with a fractured arm, she was in a different part of the building and she only noticed what was going on when she heard the ambulance. Had it been a TV series, a panoramic shot of the school at that moment might have captured her face in the window, next to many other faces, but she would hardly be distinguishable. Had it been a TV series, she would probably be played by an extra who never gets any spoken lines. Even when her best friend won their school's prize for the best graduate of the year, there wasn't much of a role for Basia to play. But she doesn't mind that. When she reads a book by herself and she hears people next to her talking about their dates or weekend plans, she just enjoys the story. But when she starts high school, she decides to do something new for the first time. She decides to meddle.