• call me (baby) once again (dojen)
  • After many years, Doyoung gets back in touch with some kids he used to look after—only to discover they’re grown up, mature, and definitely not “babies” anymore.
• (can't keep my) hands to myself (nominjun)
  • “What we’re saying is,” Jaemin murmurs, and his gaze darts briefly down to Dejun’s lips before snapping back up, “that if you want to. We’re yours.”
• empty day and darker night (norenmin)
  • At first, it was something he had to get used to — giving himself up wholly to not one, but two people. Letting himself be pampered, taken care of, provided for. Now, he craves it.
• god gifted (nohyuck)
  • When Jeno messes around with some meticulously positioned candles and a few Latin phrases, he doesn’t think he’s actually gone through the steps of summoning a sex demon to pop his cherry.
• it'll last longer (nohyuck)
  • Lee Donghyuck is a boy who is driven by goals. He runs on ambition. He feeds off praise. He leeches onto achievement. It’s no surprise that when Donghyuck tells Jeno he’s in the mood to fuck, that he means right here and right now in the middle of the dorm’s living room
• slip 'n slide (jenren)
  • The first thing Jeno thinks when Renjun tells him he’s an alien is not, “what the fuck?” but instead, “what does your dick look like?”
• smells like jealousy (markno)

Jeno has been taking suppressants for eight month because of the group's schedule. When his ruts finally hit him, Mark decides he's the one who has to take care of Jeno as the leader.

• so good so far
  • But then the horny tweets start popping up. Detailed threads about how Jeno would be such a good puppy, so good in bed and eager to please, so messy but so good that it doesn't matter — edited pictures of Jeno with dog ears, even — and now Jeno’s curious.
• til you're burnt out (nohyuck)
  • Donghyuck has never known a greater joy than this.
• whole new world (jaejen)
  • Jaehyun desperately wishes to know what about Jeno makes him Doyoung’s favorite.
• wishing, wanting, waiting (markno)
  • Everything starts with a proposition. This one just happened to be in Mark’s favor from the very beginning.