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Started: July 2018

Last Updated: 19:00 October 25, 2018

Total Works: TBA

Elements: The Series

일 -- One

이 -- Two

삼 -- Three

사 -- Four

오 -- Five

육 -- Six

칠 -- Seven

팔 -- Eight

십사 -- Fourteen

십오 -- Fifteen

십육 -- Sixteen

십칠 -- Seventeen

십팔 -- Eighteen

십구 -- Nineteen

이십 -- Twenty

이십일 -- Twenty-one

이십이 -- Twenty-two 

이십삼 -- Twenty-three

이십사 -- Twenty-four

이십오 -- Twenty-five

이십육 -- Twenty-six

이십칠 -- Twenty-seven

이십팔 -- Twenty-eight

이십구 -- Twenty-nine

삼십 -- Thirty

삼십일 -- Thirty-one

삼십이 -- Thirty-two

삼십삼 -- Thirty-three

삼십사 -- Thirty-four

삼십오 -- Thirty-five

삼십육 -- Thirty-six

삼십칠 -- Thirty-seven 

삼십팔 -- Thirty-eight

Elements: Member & Group Profiles

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Elements: Member Relationships

Completed: 

Dae & Sejun

Simon & Dae

Jihyun & Simon

Eunhae & Minwoo 

Minwoo & Dae

Sejun & Dae

Dae & Eunhae 

Jihyun & Minwoo

Minwoo & Sejun

Sejun & Jihyun

Eunhae & Jihyun

Dae & Jihyun 

Simon & Sejun

Author Note: If you want to see any more relationships, then please request them and I’ll happily write them for you!

Elements: Idol Friendships

Sejun

Jihyun

Elements: Reactions 

none yet, but feel free to request!

Elements: Drabbles / Imagines

none yet, but feel free to request!

Other Random Posts 

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July 3, 2016

22:53

Seoul, South Korea

Jamsil Baseball Stadium

    “Come on, Dae,” called Sejun. As they’d begun to leave the large gift shop, Dae had seen a shirt that she must have missed before. Sejun was worried about leaving Taeil, and especially with a foreign girl he’d only met a few times. Taeil was not that good with strangers. “We should hurry and get back in line.” 

   “I want this shirt more than I want ice cream!” shouted Dae, running toward the shirt display. She searched the pile for her size, and got into the cash register line. 

   Sejun sighed deeply, making his way over to the line. He grabbed a fridge magnet on the way, because -- what the hell -- he was already going to be waiting in line again. 

   After buying the additional shirt, he was able to drag Dae back toward the ice cream slot. 

   Taeil and Elise were no where to be seen. Dae and Sejun looked at each other, eyes widening. 

   “You don’t think something happened to them, do you?” Dae asked.

   “Probably not,” decided Sejun. “They must have went back to out seats. The game is almost over, and I bet they wanted to see the last eight minutes or so of the game.” 

   “Yeah. Of course.” Dae eyed her friend guiltily. “We shouldn’t have abandoned them, should we?” 

   “Of course not.”

July 3, 2016

22:01

Seoul, South Korea

Jamsil Baseball Stadium 

   “Elise, you’ve met some of the members of our future groups,” Dae noted. “What do you think?”

   “I . . . “

   “Be honest.”

  She had, truthfully, not been paying attention to the conversation being carried by Sejun, Taeil, and Dae. All she could think about was that basketball game Yoonoh told her to go to, and how she couldn’t remember when it was. 

   If Elise hadn’t been too embarrassed, she would have worked up the courage to simply ask him. She did see him three times a week, after all. She also ran into him a few times in between, and they usually ended up grabbing lunch or breakfast or whatever meal what appropriate for the timing of day when they met. 

   “Well,” Elise began, looking at Dae. “You’re great.” 

   “You know what I mean.” 

   “I like that one.” She reached her arm across Dae and pointed at Sejun, who was seated beside the tall girl.

   “Thank you,” said Sejun, grinning.

   “And what about Eunhae? Jihyun?” 

   “Jihyun is the one from China, right?” After Dae confirmed Elise’s question, she continued,” I like her. She’s sweet, and very pretty. The other girl is pretty, too. She seems a bit more hot-headed, though. I still like her. She reminds me a lot of Dae.”

   “Just wait until you meet Jaesun,” Dae warned. “You won’t be able to handle yourself.” 

   “Is he that cute?” 

   “Yes,” said Dae,” and he’s definitely your type.” 

   “Interesting,” was all Elise said in reply. A baseball game did not seem like the place to talk about attractive men. The game had begun at 8:30, and was just about halfway over. 

   Their seats were to the left of the home plate and a few rows up. Their company had gifted these seats to the trainees, and Elise got to fill the empty ticket. 

   “Have they found the other guy that is supposed to debut in your group?” Elise inquired. 

   “Not yet, but they will soon. I can feel it.” 

   “You can feel it?” questioned Sejun with concern.

   “I can’t feel it, but I just have a feeling.”

  Elise spotted Taeil, who was sitting on the other side of Sejun, furthest away from her. He was awfully quiet. “Maybe it’s gonna be you, Taeil,” she joked, knowing that he was training for another group. The same group Dae and Sejun used to help develop, which is how they all met. 

   “Nah,” added Sejun,” I wish. He’s got his own group going.” 

  Taeil gave Elise an appreciative smile, and she returned it. Elise how difficult it could be at times to include yourself in a conversation, and she often found herself wishing that someone would just drag her into it to spare her from the task.

   “I don’t think that I could handle living with Sejun,” Taeil teased.

   “I actually really need a new roommate,” Sejun complained. “Hyunsoo bailed on me, and now I’m going to have to find an extra two million won every month unless I find a suitable roommate. Otherwise, I’m going to have no choice but to move back into the dorms.” Sejun shivered at the thought. 

   “How long do you have?” Dae asked, her tone indicating seriousness. 

   “A few weeks, at most.”