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(when it's over) No Need to Say Goodbye (you'll come back) by Badboxinfluence for diamondday1122
Fandoms: SEVENTEEN (Band)
14 Aug 2025
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Choi Heejae's last will and testimony is very clear. Seungcheol can have it all: the money, the buildings, the cars, the company.
If he marries her choice: Lee Jihoon.
And for some unknown reason, Lee Jihoon agrees.
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04 Feb 2026
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When Jeonghan rushes his sick son Chan to the hospital, he meets Dr. Seungcheol — a gentle pediatrician with Barney stickers.
What begins as care turns into quiet comfort, then something deeper. Between late-night talks, laughter, and stickers, Seungcheol slowly becomes part of their small family, until one day, Chan asks:
“Can I call you daddy?”
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08 Jan 2026
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What would you do when your dog is eating drywall? You'd call the trainer. And if the trainer THIS hot, be the doggy. Lol no. Just ask them out nicely.
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08 Jan 2026
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"Seungcheol?" Chan tries to call out, but the crying just continued so he calls Jeonghan, who had the keys to every door in the dorm with him, to unlock the thing that's keeping them from finding out what was going on.
Jeonghan twists the knob and saw... Seungcheol.
But as a baby.
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Seventeen wakes up and finds that their leader turned into a baby, and now they have no choice but to take care of him until he turns back to normal.
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- Part 1 of Seventeen into the kid-verse
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08 Jan 2026
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“The first time I promised to take care of you, we were children on a rotting dock. The last time, men who had kept every promise”.
Choi Seungcheol is ten years old when he promises to take care of Yoon Jeonghan, nine, on a dock that smells of dead fish and desperation.
That promise becomes an anchor for thirty-five years: from Jeju to Busan, to the distant hope of Seoul. It's kept with calloused hands, endless jobs, and hours stolen from sleep.
Or: It's 1950 and two boys who had nothing but each other. And, against hunger, poverty, and a world that told them they didn't deserve to dream, that was enough to build everything: a family, a life, a future.
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08 Jan 2026