Hanahaki Strings • seventeen jihancheol

Any names written in this book isn't mine. Some of the mentioned K-pop idols and korean actress/actors aren't mine either. I just own the plot.

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This story takes place in an alternative universe (AU) with different histories, fictional places, people, legends, superstitions and many more. The mentioned K-Pop idols, actors and actress isn't mine, however, they aren't the actual person either as they have different personalities and life in this story.

NOTE:

Many wrong grammars and spellings, typographical errors. Beware. If you hate cringy and cliche stories, you can delete this in your library. But you can read if you want. Anyway, I'm not forcing anybody to accept my story. Only those who truly appreciates.

This story may be confusing since I'm not that great in English, but I'll try my best to make it understandable.

Note to all of those who's reading this story, I combined the Hanahaki disease and the red strings of fate. I took some idea based on what the two of it means, but it'll be a bit different in this story. I repeat, IT'LL BE A BIT DIFFERENT IN THIS STORY.

In google, Hanahaki disease is a fictional disease wherein victims cough some flower petals when suffering from one-sided love. It will end once the person the victim loves reciprocated it's feeling (not friendship or family kind of love, the romantic kind of love) or the victim can be cured through surgical removal but the feelings the victim had for that certain person will be gone alongside the disease.

While the red strings of fate (or red thread of fate) is an ancient Asian myth of love, wherein the two people connected by the red thread are destined lovers, regardless of the time, place and circumstances. It may stretch or tangle, but it'll never break.

You will all understand the difference of the google's definition to my own fictional thoughts when I combined the two when you read the story.