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THE FIRST RESPONDERS

it's been a while, hasn't it? But as a few kdramas say after they announce season 2

je je je, I'm so funny.

Today I want to talk about this kdrama that I just finished. It's called: the first responders.

so. Introductions:

Guy with helmet: bulldozer. He is a firefighter who is VERY COOL. Sadly, I'm awful with names.

Girl with helmet: Meadow. She is a paramedic.

Guy who looks as if he had no idea about what he's doing: Jindo dog. Or Jin Hogae -I remember his name because I kept screaming it- he is a detective.

These three are the main characters and this drama shows how they work together to catch criminals. They do it so perfectly that I keep debating between crying, laughing, or screaming. I decided to do the three at the same time.

This show is VERY GOOD and I HIGHLY RECOMMEND IT. Season 2 is coming out in July, or so I heard. I promise, it won't disappoint you.

The ending -spoiler alert- is a cliff hanger so I'm very anxious for season 2 to come out.

That's all for today my lovely kdrama lovers. Or as I love to call us: suffering addicts.

will I post regularly?

will I ever stopped using gifs so much?

Will I stop watching kdramas?

okay, maybe not to that extreme but you get me.

Good night!

Book Rec #1: My first book recommendation EVER!

Obviously I don’t read enough to make more recommendations lol, BUT ANYWAYS…

For anyone looking for an intense read (at least by my standards) - give this book a shot!! The Maidens by Alex Michaelides

Throughout the entirety of the story you feel comfortable and confident in your deductions and conclusions, but by the end your gut is churned like butter, your heart is aching beyond belief and you realize you can’t trust your intuition as a reader sometimes.

But if a story doesn’t make you feel like that then it’s either poorly written or it’s not really in your genre arsenal, and you should probably keep looking for a more suitable read.

This book was one I really debated purchasing because a) I’m frugal as f*** and b) I had never read anything really within this genre (which is surprising because it’s right up my alley) or from this author for that matter. BUT, it has quickly become my favorite book I’ve ever read this far.

The author, Alex Michaelides, also wrote the highly acclaimed ‘The Silent Patient’, so if you’ve read that and loved it, you’ll probably love this as well!!

Plus he wrote this mostly through quarantine so at least we know one good thing came out of that shit storm year 😂

8/10✨

PSA: I’d say it’s pretty tame in descriptions but some of the content is really some “WTF 🤭😐🤢” type shit, so YOU’VE BEEN WARNED!

T-T This was so beautifully written! I can’t get over how good this fic is. Literally got me crying at work but worth lol. Although it’s a long read its WORTH IT 💜

haru yo, koi — yang jungwon.

synopsis. Life is fragile. You’ve known this ever since you got diagnosed with a rare disease that gives you only 10 years to live. You tell yourself to not fall in love, but then you meet Yang Jungwon in the middle of a park surrounded by cherry blossom trees. But just like the fleetingness of the cherry blossoms, your romance with Jungwon is short lived. You can only hope that the universe will be kind enough to offer you a second chance.

genre. angst, fluff, friends to lovers to ?, inspired by the movie the last 10 years.

pairing. non-idol! jungwon x fem! reader

warnings. reader and jungwon are 22, mentions of death, hospital, disease, illness, one scene where drinking is involved, probably some medical inaccuracies

word count. 34.9k

author’s note. hello! haru yo koi is finally here and i am so excited for u all to read it !! i hope there aren’t any glitches or anything esp since i had to use the legacy editor 😭😭 so praying there’s no issues w this 😭 this is the longest fic ive ever written and i rlly rlly hope u all enjoy it <3 pls give ur thoughts / feedback in an ask or comment ! they mean a lot to me <33 enjoyyy <3

ONE.

The clock is always ticking. 

You remind yourself of this daily. Most people your age don’t exactly think about death coming to knock on their door — but you think you’re quite prepared. You have been for quite a while. 

You peer outside your window for a split second, taking a break from writing. You see people on the street with bright smiles plastered across their lips. You wish you could be as carefree as they are, and not constantly worried about whether your life will slip away in just the next second.

You were diagnosed with a rare incurable disease when you were 17. You’ve got 10 years, they say. But even though they had said 10 years, you could still pass suddenly – so in some way, you might have less than 10. Slowly but surely, you’ve come to accept that this is your fate. 

“It’s spring, (Name).” You suddenly hear the voice of Chaewon, your older sister. “Do you want to go see the cherry blossoms?” 

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