brmqtr | Oct. 20th, 2025

Oct. 20th, 2025

I wrote a fantasy romance.

Here is the summary:

In a kingdom where words themselves are vanishing from existence, an archivist who remembers every written line and an oracle cursed to forget pieces of herself with every vision must join forces to restore the world’s language. Arden trusts logic and ink; Lyra trusts intuition and dreams—and neither trusts the other. But as books fade to dust and memory unravels, they discover that knowledge without feeling is hollow, and prophecy without love is empty.

Together, they uncover the Vault of Origin, where every story ever told was born, and must decide what they are willing to forget to make the world remember again.

A tale of intellect and intuition, wit and wonder, Ink and Prophecy is a fantasy romance about rediscovering the language of the heart—one word, one laugh, and one kiss at a time.

You can read the story on fanfiction archive here:

https://www.wattpad.com/story/403070128-ink-and-prophecy

I wrote a historical romance.

Here is the summary:

In 1930s Seoul under Japanese occupation, the stage is both sanctuary and battlefield. Seon Ah, a dancer at the Moonlight Theater, hides coded messages in her graceful routines, each movement a whisper of rebellion. Seo Jin-ho, a sharp-tongued writer for an underground newspaper, delivers those messages in ink, turning words into quiet weapons.

Their paths cross in the shadows between art and danger—where humor becomes survival, and affection risks exposure. Through hidden notes, hurried meetings under curfew, and a single stolen kiss by the Han River, their bond deepens as the empire tightens its hold.

When the theater is raided and both art and truth are outlawed, Seon Ah and Jin-ho must choose between their cause and each other. Her final dance, performed in secret for no audience but him, becomes both confession and farewell—a testament that love, like resistance, can endure even when the curtain falls.

A story of courage written in ink and motion, The Last Performance is a tale of art, defiance, and the fragile hope that survives in the dark.

You can read the story on Wattpad here:

https://www.wattpad.com/story/403072092-the-last-performance

I wrote Sherlock (2010 tv drama) fanfiction.

Here is the summary:

When a sudden illness scatters Sherlock’s memories, he decides to rebuild his mind palace from the ground up — logically, methodically, obsessively. The problem? Logic can’t reconstruct what love built in silence.

With John as his self-appointed “assistant architect,” the two navigate corridors of memory that are equal parts brilliant and absurd — complete with singing subconscious villains, alphabetized emotions, and the occasional tea break.

As the palace burns and rebuilds, Sherlock discovers that every important memory, every moment that matters, has one constant variable: John.

A quiet, humorous, and tender story about rebuilding a mind, rediscovering love, and finding order in the beautiful chaos of two lives intertwined.

You can read the story on fanfiction archive here:

https://archiveofourown.org/works/72791361

I wrote One piece (Manga by Eiichiro Oda) fanfiction.

Here is the summary:

After a long, bruising mission, Law locks himself in his study aboard the Polar Tang, determined to find peace in silence, strategy, and paperwork. He almost succeeds—until Luffy barges in, barefoot, apple in hand, and decides to stay.

What begins as an interruption turns into an unexpected kind of calm. Luffy says nothing, naps on Law’s desk, and somehow fills the quiet with warmth instead of chaos. Between drooled-on medical charts, lazy kisses, and the hum of the submarine beneath them, Law discovers that silence doesn’t have to mean solitude.

Sometimes, the world’s loudest man can make even stillness feel alive.
And in the quiet room, Law finally learns what peace really sounds like.

You can read the story here on fanfiction archive:

https://archiveofourown.org/works/72793411

I wrote a historical romance.

Here is the summary:

In 18th-century Joseon, Ha Rin hides her true name behind a man’s disguise, serving the royal court as a painter of coastlines and fortresses. Her brush is her weapon, her silence her armor—until the day her ship is ambushed by pirates led by Kang Jae, a fallen noble turned outlaw.

He believes in rebellion. She believes in beauty. When fate strands them together on a forgotten island, art and survival become one and the same. Between quarrels and laughter, sketches and sword lessons, two exiles discover that the world they were born to serve may not deserve their loyalty—or their love.

But when the tides turn and the court comes hunting for the pirate and his “male servant,” both must choose between freedom and the fragile bond they’ve painted together.

A story of wit, disguise, and defiance, The Painter and the Pirate is a slow-burn romance where every brushstroke carries rebellion, and every kiss is drawn between danger and dawn.

You can read the story on Wattpad here:

https://www.wattpad.com/story/403076792-the-painter-and-the-pirate

I wrote Batman/Superman fanfiction.

Here is the summary:

When Alfred upgrades Wayne Manor’s security system, he doesn’t anticipate its most persistent intruder: Superman.

Every time Clark lands unannounced, the alarms blare — “Intruder alert: Kryptonian detected.”
Bruce insists on keeping the system active “on principle.” Clark, naturally, treats it like a doorbell.

What follows is a domestic comedy of false alarms, jealous dogs, and quiet kisses between two men who save the world by day and irritate each other by night.

But beneath the teasing, the noise, and the alerts that never quite stop, Bruce begins to realize the truth:
he doesn’t want silence — he wants Clark.

Because sometimes love isn’t the absence of chaos.
It’s learning to live with the alarm and calling it home.

You can read the story on fanfiction archive here:

https://archiveofourown.org/works/72798201