fmdtaejin:
“i just don’t see the logic to have a wide-scale promotion for another comeback,” fingers pressed to his temple, he shakes his head when his eyes flee back onto the stage fittings that have him and the rest of his group identical — a spectacle, something to laugh at in his opinion. “we’re essentially all thirty, and bc has the audacity to make us prance in colored suits and fill our schedules with promotions — our peak ended in 2011, it’s time byungchul lets us rest. don’t you think?”
immediately after taejin replies, daeil huffs a breath and straightens his spine. he agrees. if the years of annoyance and petty remarks haven’t made it transparent enough, his attitude sure as hell should: he’s been sick of being an idol for years.
after all, nothing is exciting about fame when you’ve hit all the milestones.
“glad we’re on the same wavelength,” daeil sulks. his heavy stare follows taejin’s agitated pacing before he runs a finger across his forehead to move the sweat-lined hair out of his eyes.
“well,” he begins, heaving a sigh as he pushes himself to stand, “i guess all we can do is wait for our contracts to be up.” with that remark, daeil shoots him a sideways stare. thing is, taejin’s always held a particularly firm grip on his role as the leader. so much so that holding everyone together has become his trademark symbol. sure daeil has his intentions set and mind (almost) made up, but he’d be blown away if taejin actually left the group when the time came.
he fills the pause with some chuckles as if he doesn’t mean what he’s said. that’s a deeper conversation for some other day. “if you had found all the jack-o-lanterns at gold star’s halloween shindig, you would’ve been in jeju right about now.”














