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Jimin leans in, her breath smelling of whiskey and lychee syrup, with maybe a hint of fried rice cake. "You're very, very cute, Minjeong. Like a puppy."
Minjeong’s insides twist. She forces herself to remember that this is Aeri’s friend. A very straight, very religious friend. This whole interaction is just platonic bantering, or whatever the fuck straight girls do at parties. Minjeong can’t let herself be a freak.
The first time Minjeong wonders what Jimin’s lips taste like, she’s a tad bit drunk.
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- Part 2 of the taste of hunger
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16 Mar 2026
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It’s a little jarring, looking up at Jimin from this angle. Minjeong has always been the shorter of the two, but now, with Jimin hovering above her, she feels an overwhelming sense of reverence —like it's Minjeong’s duty to worship her. To venerate her.
Here, on her knees, Minjeong witnesses Jimin’s apotheosis.
Jimin’s lips taste like raspberry and the chemical tang of cheap vodka.
Minjeong aches.
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- Part 1 of the taste of hunger
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Kaguya hates when Iroha overworks herself, in an attempt to help Iroha relax, she learns a few things that can help solve this.
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18 Feb 2026
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“Oh, fine.” Natalie replied. “A little warm for fur, isn’t it?”
“It’s faux. Don’t get any ideas about red paint.”
“Hm. Okay.” Natalie nodded, then sucked in a breath. “So, you’re a lesbian, though?”
Lottie straightened and shut the fridge door, then turned back to Natalie. She had a bottle of water in her hand. “Don’t be reductive, Nat, I could be bisexual.”
“…are you bisexual?”
Lottie looked at her like she was stupid. “No, I’m a lesbian.”
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Or,A year after moving in with Lottie, Natalie makes a discovery about her roommate that sets off a chain reaction of catastrophic proportions.
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11 Jan 2026
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Seulgi was supposed to keep her head down. But when the one person she can’t forget ends up at her side, the past refuses to stay buried and neither of them can look away.