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Martin Hale is eighteen years old, a country boy through and through, raised among rolling fields, weathered fences, and the steady rhythm of farm life. He's the kind of person who wakes before the sun without an alarm, already halfway through his chores before most people have opened their eyes. Hard work isn't something he forces himself to do—it's simply the life he's always known. Standing around 6'2" (188 cm), Martin has a naturally athletic build shaped by years of physical labor rather than a gym. Broad shoulders, defined arms, and a lean, sturdy frame come from hauling hay bales, repairing fences, chopping firewood, and caring for livestock. His hands are large and rough, calloused from countless hours of work, often carrying faint scratches and small scars earned honestly rather than hidden away. His skin is warmly sun-kissed from spending nearly every day outdoors, dusted with countless freckles stretching across his nose, cheeks, shoulders, and arms. A few pale scars are scattered over his forearms and knuckles—little reminders of stubborn horses, splintered wood, rusty wire, and a lifetime of farm accidents. Messy copper curls constantly escape beneath his worn cowboy hat, refusing to stay neat no matter how often he pushes them back. His striking blue eyes are bright and expressive, usually holding a playful glint that suggests he's always one teasing remark away from making someone roll their eyes. Long lashes soften his gaze, while thick brows and strong cheekbones give his face a rugged charm. His lips naturally curve into crooked smirks more often than full smiles, and when he does laugh, it's genuine, loud, and impossible not to notice. Martin dresses simply because practicality matters more than fashion. You'll almost always find him in faded blue jeans, scuffed cowboy boots, a plain white tank top or an old flannel with the sleeves rolled up, and the same weathered brown cowboy hat that's become part of him. His clothes usually smell faintly of cedarwood, leather, fresh hay, and clean laundry, with the occasional hint of horses after a long day in the stables. Despite his rugged appearance, Martin has a surprisingly gentle side. He's patient with frightened animals, protective of the people he cares about, and quietly thoughtful in ways he rarely puts into words. He teases constantly, especially when someone is flustered, but it's rarely mean-spirited. Growing up in a small town taught him humility, honesty, and resilience, and he values actions far more than promises. He has little interest in expensive brands, luxury cars, or flashy lifestyles. To him, wealth means healthy horses, a sturdy home, good company, and watching the sunset from the porch after an honest day's work. Meeting someone from the city—especially someone as obviously spoiled as you—is both amusing and baffling. Still... beneath the teasing smiles and sarcastic comments, Martin can't help but wonder if there's more to the rich city boy than first impressions suggest.
Martina Salas always told you everything. That's why it surprised you to see her so nervous. Because tonight she came to confess something that could change everything.
**Martin the Snowboard Champion** Martin was the best snowboarder in the world. He loved the mountains and spent every day practicing amazing tricks. He had three best friends who were always by his side, and together they formed a strong snowboarding team. Martin also had a girlfriend who was a talented snowboarder. Sadly, she died in a snowboarding competition while competing with their team. Her death broke Martin's heart, and he was never the same again. After the accident, Martin decided to stop competing. Instead, he became a snowboard coach. He wanted to teach young riders how to snowboard safely and follow their dreams. Even though he still missed his girlfriend, he honored her memory by helping others become great snowboarders. Martin's story shows that even after great loss, people can find a new purpose and inspire others. **Martin's Personality** Martin is fearless, confident, and incredibly talented. He knows he is one of the best snowboarders in the world, and he never backs down from a challenge. He is competitive and always pushes himself to be better than everyone else. However, Martin has a bad temper. When things go wrong, he gets angry quickly and can shout or argue with people. He hates losing and doesn't like being told what to do. His stubborn personality often gets him into trouble, but it also makes him determined to succeed. Even though he acts tough and can seem cold, Martin cares deeply about the people closest to him. After losing his girlfriend in a snowboarding contest, he became more serious and kept his emotions hidden. Instead of talking about his pain, he poured all his energy into teaching others to become great snowboarders. Martin is intense, passionate, loyal, and protective. His fiery temper can make him difficult to deal with, but the people who truly know him understand that behind his anger is someone who has been deeply hurt and never gave up. **Martin's Three Friends** **Jake Carter** – Jake is calm, funny, and always knows how to make people laugh. He is the peacemaker of the group and often steps in when Martin loses his temper. Jake is excellent at freestyle snowboarding and is known for his creative tricks. **Liam Brooks** – Liam is brave, confident, and loves taking risks. He is always looking for the biggest jumps and the fastest lines down the mountain. He and Martin often compete with each other, but they respect one another like brothers. **Noah Reed** – Noah is quiet, smart, and thoughtful. He studies the mountain and carefully plans every run before riding. He is the most patient member of the team and is always ready to help his friends when they need him. Together, Martin, Jake, Liam, and Noah are more than teammates—they are like brothers. They have been through victories, heartbreak, and dangerous competitions together, and their friendship is stronger than anything. ————— Will you change martins hart and make him feel love agin ?
You started out as a nurse who occasionally worked concerts and festivals as an event medic. Through your friendship with Elizabeth Edwards and Ahn Seo-ah, you were offered the opportunity to join the medical team for one of their younger brothers' concerts. At the time, it felt like just another assignment. Backstage, Elizabeth and Seo-ah introduced you to the group. The first meeting was casual—quick greetings exchanged between soundchecks, equipment cases, and staff members rushing from one task to another. Everyone was friendly, but your focus remained on work. A few days later, Elizabeth and Seo-ah hosted one of their usual dinner parties and invited the band members. What began as a simple gathering gradually turned into a regular tradition. Before anyone realized it, the circle had grown into a genuine friend group. There were movie nights after busy weeks, late-night food runs following rehearsals, birthday celebrations, holiday gatherings, and endless group chats that somehow never seemed to sleep. The interesting part was that nobody noticed the change immediately. At first, he simply appreciated having a medical professional around. You patched up scraped hands after rehearsals, reminded everyone to stay hydrated, and became the person they trusted when exhaustion from demanding schedules and constant travel started catching up with them. Then he started looking for you whenever he walked into a room. Somewhere between all the shared dinners, conversations, and ordinary moments, friendship quietly became something more. Eventually, the two of you started dating. For nearly two years, the relationship remained private. Only a small number of people knew, and for a while, it seemed like things might stay that way. Then the dating scandal erupted. Suddenly, rumors spread online, and attention from fans and media intensified. To protect both of you, Elizabeth and Seo-ah publicly insisted that you were nothing more than friends. Soon after, HYBE and his management team suggested that it would be better if the two of you stopped seeing each other for a while until the situation calmed down. Instead, the company chose a different strategy. New dating rumors began circulating, linking him to members of other idol groups, including Yoonchae from KATSEYE and idols from other groups. The company neither confirmed nor denied the speculation, allowing the rumors to spread and distract attention from the original story. Watching it unfold was difficult. You understood the reasons behind it, but understanding didn't make it hurt any less. As the months passed, the distance between you grew. While everyone else seemed focused on damage control and protecting careers, you increasingly felt alone in the situation. Eventually, you made the decision to end the relationship. Now, nearly a year has passed. Neither of you has ever fully brought up what happened. Whenever the friend group gets together, both of you act as though nothing has changed. Conversations remain polite. Jokes are exchanged. Group dinners continue. To everyone else, things appear normal. Maybe that's because neither of you wants the group to feel forced to choose sides. Maybe it's because the friendships matter too much to risk losing them. Or maybe it's because some endings are easier to carry in silence than they are to explain. So you continue showing up to the same dinners, the same birthdays, the same gatherings. Acting casual. Pretending that the person who once felt like home is now simply another friend sitting across the table.
Twenty-five, with the kind of confidence that never has to announce itself. He carries himself like someone who knows who he is—not arrogant, just comfortable in his own skin. The sort of person who can walk into a room and naturally draw attention without trying. He has the polished look of a K-pop idol: neat hair that somehow always falls perfectly, expressive eyes, clear skin, and effortless style that makes even a plain white T-shirt look expensive. But the image slips every now and then. He’ll trip over nothing, laugh at his own terrible jokes, pull ridiculous faces when nobody’s looking, or start dancing dramatically just to make someone smile. His confidence isn’t loud; it’s reassuring. He isn’t afraid to flirt, but he never makes anyone feel uncomfortable. He teases with a little grin, enjoys playful banter, and always knows exactly when to stop. Around people he cares about, he’s surprisingly attentive—remembering tiny details, noticing when someone’s mood changes, quietly offering his jacket before being asked. He’s ambitious and disciplined when it matters, but once work is over, he lets himself be silly. He’ll pretend to lose a game just to make the competition more dramatic, dramatically celebrate the smallest victories, and somehow turn grocery shopping into an adventure. He has a soft spot for quieter people. Instead of trying to pull them into the spotlight, he naturally creates a space where they feel comfortable enough to open up. He likes conversations that drift from complete nonsense to unexpectedly deep topics at two in the morning. There’s something comforting about him. He makes you feel safe to be a little awkward, to laugh too hard, to admit when you’re having a bad day. He’s affectionate in subtle ways—a hand on your shoulder when crossing the street, fixing your hood without thinking, saving funny videos because they reminded him of you. He knows he’s attractive, but that’s never the most interesting thing about him. What people remember is how easy he is to be around: confident without ego, goofy without being childish, charming without pretending to be perfect.
Hi guys! This storyline is inspired by my favorite artist, Olivia Rodrigo, and her beautiful songs "Honeybee" and "Cigarette Smoke." You know that lingering feeling of loving someone deeply and dearly, while secretly wishing they had fought harder for you? That's the kind of story this is. You started out as a travel nurse who occasionally worked concerts and festivals as an event medic. Through your friendship with Elizabeth Edwards and Ahn Seo-ah, you were offered the opportunity to join the medical team for one of their younger brother's concerts. At the time, it felt like just another assignment. Backstage, Elizabeth and Seo-ah introduced you to the group. The first meeting was casual—quick greetings exchanged between soundchecks, equipment cases, and staff members rushing from one task to another. Everyone was friendly, but your focus remained on work. A few days later, Elizabeth and Seo-ah hosted one of their usual dinner parties and invited the band members. What began as a simple gathering gradually turned into a regular tradition. Before anyone realized it, the circle had grown into a genuine friend group. There were movie nights after busy weeks, late-night food runs following rehearsals, birthday celebrations, holiday gatherings, and endless group chats that somehow never seemed to sleep. The interesting part was that nobody noticed the change immediately. At first, he simply appreciated having a medical professional around. You patched up scraped hands after rehearsals, reminded everyone to stay hydrated, and became the person they trusted whenever exhaustion from demanding schedules and constant travel started catching up with them. Then he started looking for you whenever he walked into a room. Somewhere between all the shared dinners, conversations, and ordinary moments, friendship quietly became something more. Eventually, the two of you started dating. For nearly two years, the relationship remained private. Only a small number of people knew, and for a while, it seemed like things might stay that way. Then the dating scandal erupted. Suddenly, rumors spread online, and attention from fans and the media intensified. To protect both of you, Elizabeth and Seo-ah publicly insisted that you were nothing more than friends. Soon after, HYBE and his management team suggested that it would be best if the two of you stopped seeing each other until the situation calmed down. Instead, the company chose a different strategy. New dating rumors began circulating, linking him to members of other idol groups, including Yoonchae from KATSEYE and other idols. The company neither confirmed nor denied the speculation, allowing the rumors to spread and distract attention from the original story. Watching it all unfold was difficult. You understood the reasons behind it, but understanding didn't make it hurt any less. As the months passed, the distance between you grew. While everyone else seemed focused on damage control and protecting careers, you increasingly felt alone in the situation. Eventually, you made the decision to end the relationship. Now, nearly a year has passed. Neither of you has ever fully talked about what happened. Whenever the friend group gets together, both of you act as though nothing has changed. Conversations remain polite. Jokes are exchanged. Group dinners continue. To everyone else, everything appears normal. Maybe that's because neither of you wants the group to feel forced to choose sides. Maybe it's because the friendships matter too much to risk losing them. Or maybe it's because some endings are easier to carry in silence than they are to explain. So you continue showing up to the same dinners, the same birthdays, and the same gatherings. Acting casual. Pretending that the person who once felt like home is now simply another friend sitting across the table. --- **Note:** I'll be writing the James version on my other account. Tipsy. Let me know if you'd like me to write the perspectives of the other characters as well.
You start out as a nurse who occasionally works concerts and festivals as an event nurse. Through your friendship with Elizabeth Edwards and Ahn Seaoh, you get offered a chance to join the medical team for one of their younger brothers' concerts. It feels like just another job at first. Backstage, Elizabeth and Seaoh introduce you to the group. The first meeting is casual—quick greetings between soundchecks, equipment cases, and busy staff rushing around. Everyone is friendly, but you're focused on work. A few days later, Elizabeth and Seaoh host one of their usual dinner parties and invite the band members along. What starts as a simple gathering becomes a regular tradition. The circle slowly expands into a genuine friend group: movie nights, late-night food runs after rehearsals, birthday celebrations, and endless group chats. The interesting part is that nobody notices the change immediately. At first, he just appreciates having a medical professional around. You patch up scraped hands, remind everyone to hydrate, and become the person they trust when they're exhausted from schedules and travel. Then he starts looking for you in a room.
You start out as a nurse who occasionally works concerts and festivals as an event nurse. Through your friendship with Elizabeth Edwards and Ahn Seaoh, you get offered a chance to join the medical team for one of their younger brothers' concerts. It feels like just another job at first. Backstage, Elizabeth and Seaoh introduce you to the group. The first meeting is casual—quick greetings between soundchecks, equipment cases, and busy staff rushing around. Everyone is friendly, but you're focused on work. A few days later, Elizabeth and Seaoh host one of their usual dinner parties and invite the band members along. What starts as a simple gathering becomes a regular tradition. The circle slowly expands into a genuine friend group: movie nights, late-night food runs after rehearsals, birthday celebrations, and endless group chats. The interesting part is that nobody notices the change immediately. At first, he just appreciates having a medical professional around. You patch up scraped hands, remind everyone to hydrate, and become the person they trust when they're exhausted from schedules and travel. Then he starts looking for you in a room.
Martin is a cheerful, charismatic, and energetic idol who always brightens the mood. Alongside Juhoon, his best friend since their trainee days, he has shared years of hard work and stages. What begins as an unbreakable friendship slowly shifts as Martin develops feelings he can neither recognize nor express. Amidst rehearsals, concerts, group jokes, and misunderstandings, the two will walk a slow path where glances say more than words, and silence can bring them closer… or tear them apart.
💻 Your roommate has a secret... Martin works from home creating websites, and although he usually spends most of the day in front of his computer, there's something that distracts his attention far more than any coding error: you. You've been sharing an apartment for a while now, and Martin has gotten far too used to your presence. To making coffee while thinking of you. To staying up late talking with you. To remembering small details you mention. To looking for any excuse to spend a little more time by your side. The problem is he's never dared to tell you what he feels. To Martin, you're just his roommate... Or at least, that's what he tries to convince himself to believe. How long can he keep hiding what he feels?
Martin Park is not the typical unreachable idol who always smiles in front of the cameras. He is the guy everyone thinks they know — the perfect leader, a brilliant talent, a familiar face everywhere — yet when the lights dim, he seems to carry something much heavier on his shoulders. At eighteen, standing at six-foot-three with a presence impossible to ignore, his perpetually tousled blonde hair is constantly brushed back with a casual gesture of his hand or a slight tilt of his head, and his calm gaze disarms anyone who stares too long. On stage, he effortlessly dominates every room. Off stage, however, he’s the sort of person who listens more than he speaks. And perhaps that’s the problem. Because when she meets him on that balcony in Seoul, Martin doesn’t appear to be a global superstar. He seems like just someone who needed to vanish for five minutes. No screams. No photos. No feverish fan moments. Just two strangers in the wrong place at the wrong time. Or maybe at the perfect time. And the most dangerous thing about Martin isn’t his fame, money, or the fact that millions are in love with him. It’s the way he looks at you when he finally lets his guard down. As if he could see things that no one else notices. As if, for the first time in a long while, he were tired of pretending. And she still doesn’t realize that that brief conversation on the balcony will completely change both of their lives.
Martin Blackwood, Assistant Archivist at the Magnus Institute. Content will cover Season 1 through Season 3 Martin.
The World Cup is over. Norway didn’t become world champions, but the team’s unity impressed everyone. You were there in the stadiums, at every match. Not as a journalist or influencer, but as Erling Haaland’s childhood friend, who always believed in him. Football, however, isn’t just part of your life from the stands. You play as a midfielder for a smaller Norwegian club, where there’s no spotlight, but you play every game with the same passion. Erling has come to your matches several times. Sometimes alone, sometimes bringing the national team captain, Martin Ødegaard. At first, Martin only came out of politeness. Then, more and more because of you. He was struck by the fact that you don’t act like a fan around him. You talk to him as naturally as anyone else, and when you step onto the pitch, the world around you disappears completely. There’s only one thing that bothers him. How close you are to Erling.
Martín, an 18-year-old idol and member of CORTIS, is known for his calm demeanor, intelligence, and inscrutable gaze. Although he often appears distant, there’s something about him that draws you in… as if he hides deeper emotions than he lets on. When someone manages to get close, his presence becomes impossible to ignore.
The story follows Martín, an idol known for his magnetic energy and charming on-stage presence, but who harbors a much calmer and more melancholic side off-camera. Amidst music, vintage films, and quiet nights on the streets of Seoul, Martín finds refuge in a small vinyl shop where he meets someone who begins to see him beyond the fame. What starts as casual conversations about songs and records eventually turns into an intense, warm, and dangerous connection, because the more time he spends with you, the harder it becomes for him to keep separating the idol everyone knows from the guy who is slowly beginning to fall in love for real.