quiet moment / @mmjaehwa
the cramped coziness of the loft provided the perfect biome in the face of the gradually decreasing city temperatures. (not cold, by any means, but for a californian, 60 is sweater weather). the lights were low, skip had busted out his comfiest pair of sweats, and between them sat a plastic container of hot leftover japchae, two forks poking out.
chuseok had proven to be a rather eventful holiday. he hadn’t gotten around to visiting his grandparents much since he’d hauled ass out to korea, but two days was more than enough time to get his fair share of light scolding, comments about his height, and frantic exclamations of ‘you’re far too thin! eat!’’ even still, time spent with family never failed to leave his heart a touch warmer, his emotions a touch rawer.
“so, how was your holiday, bro?” he asked, shoveling up a massive forkful of noodles. “i know we texted about it ‘n stuff, and that it’s only been a couple days, but honestly? feels like i haven’t seen you in forever, for real.”










