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4 friends make a bet on who can complete the risky mission first. Why? Because it’s fun!
I used to have a huge crush on my teacher… and fate brought us back together.
In “MILF Hotel,” Danny, a young hustler who earns money by any means necessary, lands a job as a concierge at an exclusive hotel catering to the wealthy. But when three MILFs check in, Danny realizes this is a chance to get more than just money. Is he able to fool everybody in this fancy MILF Hotel? They are horny but not stupid… This situation may bring a bunch of unexpected and awkward moments, because they all didn’t choose the aptly named “MILF Hotel” for nothing.
A young rookie receives his first serious assignment – to keep an eye on a mafia boss. But who’s going to end up in cuffs – the intimidating criminal, or the rookie and his partner?
Nomoto uses cooking as a means of relieving stress, but ends up preparing more food than she can consume alone. As a result, she extends an impromptu dinner invitation to her neighbor Kasuga, who also lives alone. What will be the outcome of this unexpected invitation?
"I shouldn't have checked my girlfriend's phone that day." I heard a strange rumor about my girlfriend, Hayoung, from a friend. "I saw Hayoung go out of a motel... with another man". I turned a blind eye to what they said, thinking they must've been mistaken with what they saw. However, a part of me was suspicious of her. And for the first time, I checked my girlfriend's phone... "What are you doing? Strip. Take off your bra and panties."
Due to her hot constitution, Yoo-jung always overheated during sexual intercourse, never having a satisfactory experience, and eventually broke up with her boyfriend. One day, at a high school reunion, she reunited with her long-time childhood friend, Han-seo. Han-seo, contrary to Yoo-jung, had a cold constitution. The two felt a subtle tension from even small skinships, and that's how they ended up spending a night together…
Itsuki Haine illustrates the hit manga "Tokyo Crime." While working on the series with its mysterious author, Kalon, he stumbles upon a chilling fact... "a real murder has unfolded exactly as in their storyboard." From that instant, doubt and dread toward Kalon begin to consume him...
“The way you look at me… it hasn’t changed. Just like ten years ago.” Ten years ago— a burning summer. That’s when she first met Tae-hyuk. And eight years ago— a winter so cold it hurt. That’s when she abandoned him. “Even if you stabbed me in the back… even if you erased my child… I’m saying I still won’t let you go.” “……” “That bastard came all this way just to ask about you.” Beneath Tae-hyuk’s deeply set eyes, a dangerous light flickered. In the heavy silence, filled only with the sound of rain brushing past their ears, neither Tae-hyuk nor Seo-yoon seemed willing to look away. “I’m not leaving. Not for you.” “……” “Even if it kills me, I’m not going.” ⁎ Eight years later, they meet again in the heart of summer. A man who refuses to let go—Tae-hyuk. A woman who wants nothing more than to run—Seo-yoon. A midsummer romance of obsession, regret, and longing.
Read Pregnant, and Gone in Five Months / Ninshin Shita no de 5 Kagetsugo ni Iede Shimasu / 妊娠したので5ヶ月後に家出します Since the day they wed, Sophia and her husband have been nothing more than strangers sharing a bed. Their only connection is a cold, mechanical fulfillment of their marital duties. Thinking their child might finally bridge the distance between them, Sophia goes to share the news of her pregnancy. Instead, he greets her with a chilling response: “————————.” In that moment, something inside Sophia snaps. Her life as a discarded wife is over. She has five months to prepare—and then, she’s disappearing for good.
College freshman Da-in Kim enters Myeongmun University determined to craft the perfect campus life: top grades, meaningful friendships, and even a handsome boyfriend. However, her plans unravel quickly after meeting her stunningly beautiful namesake, Da-in Kang, and a reserved guy named Su-hyeon Cha. When Su-hyeon publicly rejects her in favor of the “prettier” Da-in, her carefully built vision begins to collapse. Surrounded by students chasing their own ideal selves, can Da-in figure out what perfection really means?
