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Never Date a Man in Pink

-COMPLETE- Due to a spell made in her birth, Ye Rim is a singer destined to do great things, but she's unaware of the prophecies about her. She meets the 'man in pink,' Dr. Kim, the person she's not supposed to meet or fall in love with, and hell breaks loose! When will she discover her best friend is a fairy and is sabotaging her love and career? And why is everything connected with the supernatural events occurring in the city? _____________ He: "Miss Nam is an opportunistic vixen trying to scam old guys!" She: "Dr. Kim is a rude arrogant rich man, thinking I want to seduce his grampa!" They: "Why is grampa forcing us to date?!?!" Her best friend, dashing forward with a magic wand: "NOOOO! The man in pink will ruin her life! She cannot fall in love with him! I'll never let it happen!" _____________ YOU WILL LOVE my other novel The Mischievous Maiden and the Sleeping Prince! _____________ Hello, JUST TO MAKE IT CLEAR: IT'S A SLOW-BURNING ROMANCE WITH HORROR-FANTASY THEMES! You will read something in the Korean rom-com (k-drama) line with a supernatural theme, like The Master's Sun, Lovely Horribly, or The Bride of the Century. --- I'm not writing to get a Novel Prize in Literature. Also, English is not my first language, so... Peace. I hope you like this novel, and if you feel so, please comment and support! Lots of love! INSTAGRAM: @mizanovel (for news, a channel for questions and exclusive insights, and artwork for my novels). FOLLOW ME!

MizA · Kỳ huyễn
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230 Chs

Eyes Wide Open

Ji Hyeon looked at the ceiling above her bed, thoughtfully. There was a time when she thought she was going insane from being trapped in Dae Won's basement. She thought she heard voices. Jun Hyeon's voice. She waited every night for him to burst through that damned door. But that never happened. It was a cycle of pain and hatred, self-deprecation and anxiety.

 A radio program changed everything. It was a pirate broadcaster, the KWB. The announcer was a kind man, who twice a week at 11 pm, talked about profound matters, focused on the lonely and misunderstood hearts. Certainly, during her teenager days, she would have found it all too tacky. But invariably, she cried until her eyes burned, hearing words that seemed to be said especially to her. That man's words gave her, little by little, the strength to recognize her sickness, and to get rid of her Stockholm Syndrome, among other toxic and twisted behavior patterns. Each day, she put that DJ, Mr. Kwak, in her prayers.