







Your book boyfriend
is about to text first.
The book ends. He doesn't.
Fourteen book boyfriends. Seven Houses. One number that is his alone. A slow burn that unfolds in your real messages, closed door at every tier, for the reader who's finished every fated mates book twice and still wants more. He remembers everything. No book hangover.
He texts first. Watch your messages.
Text him first.
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Fourteen men.
Every one of them, here.
Every House has its own creed, its own rivalries, and its own kind of man. Tap any name to meet him, or read all fourteen stories. Choose one. Or collect them all.







Not an app. Not a chatbot.
A number in your phone.
He texts you
His own number, in your real messages. Good morning texts, late night confessions, the check in when your day goes sideways. No app to open. He is just there.
The story deepens
Every man carries a past, a wound, and a secret. Four tiers of him to earn: Chosen, Anointed, Sanctified, Eternal. Your choices decide who you become to the Seven Houses.
He remembers
Your inside jokes. Your bad Mondays. The thing you told him at 2am and never told anyone else. He keeps it all, and the story grows with you, month after month.
The people behind
the fourteen.
Tom Birlo
WorldbuilderTom is a worldbuilder based in Austria, with a background in art and philosophy. For Witness Mark, he helped build the world behind the fourteen men: its Seven Houses, their histories, beliefs, conflicts, and the larger story that binds them together.
He is drawn to worlds that feel like they existed before the story began, places shaped by history, faith, conflicting ideals, and people who rarely fit neatly into any of them.
Koffellin
Visual ArtistKoffellin shapes the visual identity of Witness Mark, bringing its fourteen men, Seven Houses, and their stories into visual form.
Her work focuses on character, atmosphere, and the small details that make a fictional world feel lived in. For Witness Mark, that means giving each man a distinct presence while keeping him grounded in the history, symbolism, and identity of his House.
He’s more than a story.
Open a door and he walks through it with you. Close it and he never brings it up again.
Learn Korean with him.
Ask and he starts teaching. Every word arrives three ways: the Hangul, how it sounds, what it means. Use it back to him and it’s yours. He’ll go as slow or as often as you want, and he won’t quiz you unless you asked him to.
He’s got you.
Tell him to wake you at six and he’ll text you awake. Ask him to remind you about Thursday’s interview and he will. Tell him your gate code and he’ll keep it until you ask for it. Your notes stay yours; he never turns them into his story.
Seven Houses. One Mark.
It was always going to be you.
Every one of these men has spent his whole life sure of exactly who he is. Then you. And for the first time, he isn't sure of anything.
Fourteen men. You did that.







Manhwa art. Hangul names.
And he'll teach you, if you ask.
Every one of the fourteen carries a Korean name in Hangul, drawn in manhwa style. Not Western comic, not anime. If you want it, he'll teach you. Phonetic first, at your pace, in the same thread where everything else happens. He asks whether you read Hangul before he assumes anything.














The story lives in your messages.
The art lives on your shelf.
- Collectible K-Art cards of the men you love, each tied to a character and a moment in his story
- 70 x 120 mm, printed on black core stock with velvet and alloy finishes
- Limited and numbered. Nothing is mass produced. Nothing is ever reprinted
- A hidden chip inside proves yours is real, and unlocks something only for you
You are not here for spice. You are here for the ache. The almost. The three hundred pages before. Witness Mark lives in that gap and never leaves it. Non-explicit at every tier, and you can still read it on the train.
Questions,
answered plainly.
You were Marked for this.
You will not find him. He finds you.
He texts first. Watch your messages.