i’ll never admit i love you (pt.1’s filler chapter)
chapter 1 here
this is just a little filler chapter from pt1 as im having a writer’s block :(
moonbin x reader // friends with benefits // 665 words
“i’ll call you.” bin said as he stood at the frame of your main door, “no. don’t call me if it isn’t for sex or if it’s to hang out with the other guys” bin hated to admit it but he can’t deny that it did hurt his feelings every time you draw the line after an intimate session, or was it only intimate for him? “i meant for friday night’s dinner. i’ll call you..” he trailed off slightly disappointed but trying his best to not make it obvious, which worked since you did not notice anything off. “right….friday night…” you brushed it off slightly embarrassed. “thanks for today though” you added just as bin was putting on his shoes at your doorstep. “it’s fine” he said as he looked up with a smile, the same smile that kept you up for days and nights on end. “well, i’ll get going then.” he said as he turned around. you didn’t respond but instead, you merely watched as his back view slowly disappeared into the night view then closed your door gently.
you walked back into your bedroom as you felt the tiredness over your body, weighing you down. “why did that fool get a mini fridge? that’s a really odd gift for someone” you thought to yourself. “did you open the fridge? I made sure to get the fridge in mint green, your favourite.” you suddenly recalled what bin said to your earlier when you questioned him about the new mint green mini fridge in your bedroom. “should i open the fridge?” you sang to yourself in a soft tone. you opened the fridge what was inside it took you by surprise. roses...white roses… he filled the entire mini fridge in white roses.. amidst the white roses, was a blue card that said “i just thought the fridge looked a little empty. i didn’t know what to get you so i got you roses instead. i hope you like the roses, i think they’re beautiful, just like you.” you can’t deny that this didn’t make your heart skip a beat. you were having an internal debate on if you should call or text bin to thank him for the flowers and the fridge. is it weird if you called? would it be too much? but if you texted instead, would it seem too insincere? or should you just leave it and be cold hearted? but that will seem rude and hurt his feelings… but why would it? would it though?.... after what seems like an eternity when it was in fact 10 minutes in the passing, you decided to call bin instead of the other 2 options. you decided that it was okay to seem a little too much once in a while, to let him know that you cared and appreciate his efforts as well. you were sure bin would appreciate you appreciating his efforts as well.
[you - italics, bin - bold + italics]
“bin ah”
“hmm? i thought you said not to call you? why are you calling me first?” you heard his soft laugh at the end of the line
“thank you” you couldn’t wipe the smile off your face
“what for?”
“for the mini fridge, for the flowers, for remembering the things i said, for everything”
“bin?”
“hmm?”
“why aren’t you saying anything?”
“i don’t know what to say”
“why don’t you know what to say?”
“just because…no reason”
you chucked, “i read your note...you think i’m beautiful?”
“why are you surprised? i always think you’re beautiful.”
“stop that”
“stop what? i’m just being honest.”
you fell silent.
“just accept it”
“accept what?”
“my compliment. just accept it and say thank you.”
“yes sir, thank you” you said with a light laugh and he returned the laugh as well.
“alright well, you should go to bed now, you’ve had a long day. you must be tired. i’ll call you tomorrow- for friday” he made sure not to forget the last part.
the prompt: may I please request the mermaid/enchanted voice au with Moonbin of Astro??
(from this au) “I’m a mermaid/merman, and you’ve fallen in love with my voice. How do I break it to you that you don’t actually love me, you’re just enchanted?”
words: 3922
category: fluff + angst
author note: have you guys heard the new astro songs yet? the aroha song is so sweet! for this scenario i decided to make moonbin the mermaid rather than the reader, which i feel like was the best decision bc now i’m in love with this mermaid au. also, i might do a spin-off of this for eunwoo?? or a sequel for bin?? probably both?? anyway, pls enjoy merman bin~
- destinee
-
“Try to keep up!” Moonbin shouted to Eunwoo as the two of them swam towards the harbor.
“Bin,” Eunwoo had to swim faster just to keep up with his friend’s excited form. “Why do you always want to visit the harbor? What if the fishermen hear us?”
Moonbin paused his swimming, his fish tail curling defensively. “I’ve always liked visiting the humans.”
There was no way he was going to tell Eunwoo about his fascination with one of the fishermen’s daughters, who came to the harbor often to help her father. He had noticed you only a few months ago, and yet he couldn’t stop himself from wanting to always see you.
Eunwoo exhaled, causing little bubbles to rise to the surface of the ocean. “You know we shouldn’t be this close to humans. What if they hear us? They could drown themselves looking for us.”
“I know that. That’s why we don’t sing,” Moonbin reasoned.
He knew the risk that came with being a siren. One note heard by a human could make them crazy, causing them to search the ends of the earth until they found the voice. Most of the time, they drowned themselves without a care. The dangerous thought of finding the beautiful voice would be the only thing, and the last thing, on their mind. A voice to fall in love with instantly proved a tragic pitfall to many sailors.
Moonbin couldn’t help but feel a bit of resentment. If he could just talk to you, things might work out. Except, if he forgot, and even one word came out in sing-song, you were doomed. It was horrid dark magic that Moonbin was rationally afraid of.
Moonbin swam upwards until his head broke the surface. Eunwoo followed him. Together they watched the fishermen in silence.
Moonbin would never know that Eunwoo himself loved coming to the harbor. Eunwoo was very secretive about his personal reason for coming with Moonbin.
“Let’s go behind those rocks,” Eunwoo suggested.
Moonbin agreed, and the two swam leisurely towards a cluster of clay rocks and ridges.
Moonbin placed his arms on one of the lower rocks and lifted himself onto it. “Look! There’s a clear view of them here.”
“Really?” Eunwoo inquired. He, too, lifted himself onto the rock to stare at the humans.
“Yeah, watch!” Moonbin scooted over to make room for his friend.
His gaze drifted towards you, wearing shorts that portrayed your tanned legs. You were holding a box for your father, a shining smile on your face. Moonbin rested his chin on his hand and focused on your hair, wrapped in a wavy ponytail.
He wanted to know your name. He wanted to know what things made you smile. He wanted to know if you liked the same things he liked. Things like collecting shells, having swimming competitions, and laying out in the sun.
“Oh, I get it,” Eunwoo said, shoving Bin in the shoulder. “You like a human.”
“So?” Moonbin retorted defensively. “It’s not like I can meet her.”
“Right,” Eunwoo agreed. “We can’t put them in danger.”
“I know.”
“Good. I need to go now. See you later,” Eunwoo said.
“Alright, bye.”
-
As soon as Eunwoo left, Moonbin was left to watch you in peace. You weren’t doing much; just helping your father load boxes onto his boat. Still, Moonbin couldn’t help but feel somewhat attracted to you.
It is very dangerous to get lost in a moment, and yet that is where Moonbin was.
He folded his arms and rested his chin there, feeling the soft breeze play with his hair. His eyes were locked on your form, his mind made up stories in which the two of you could meet.
It is good to remember that sirens cannot always control their emotions. They are creatures who feel things very deeply, and a crush is no exception.
When a siren needs to let out their emotions, they do the obvious and sing.
So Moonbin began to hum a soft love song under his breath. Nothing loud, nothing alluring. Just a simple tune to let out his current feelings.
Perhaps it got louder, or you got closer, but Moonbin noticed the subtle incline of your head and stopped humming immediately.
Only it was too late. Moonbin could see the desire appear in your irises.
You placed the last box in your father’s hand and looked around the dock for the source of the humming you had heard.
Moonbin cursed under his breath and ducked down, watching you walk aimlessly around the dock.
-
The merman in front of you was beautiful. His long tail was a cobalt blue, with scales that reflected the sun. Water gently lapped against his tail.
His hair was a soft brown, tossled and slightly wet from the ocean water. He had big, sleepy eyes the color of chocolate.
He looked troubled. You squated down and crossed your arms over your knees. “Hello.”
His eyes shifted towards you, and you could see clear regret in them. “Hello,” he said reluctantly.
A stirring feeling appeared in your heart at his soft voice. It was like a big puppy had washed up on the beach and had graced you with his presence.
Was this love at first sight?
You certainly felt a strange desire for this boy like you’ve never felt before. A very strong urge to follow this boy to the ends of the earth appeared in your brain, and you didn’t feel up to disobeying.
“What’s your name?” You asked.
“Moonbin,” he said. “I am going to go, now.”
“Wait!” You reached out and grabbed his bare arm. He stopped, waiting for what you would say. “I want to go with you, Moonbin.”
“No, you don’t.” His voice was sad, although you couldn’t understand why.
“Of course I do,” you countered. “I want to see you again.”
Moonbin pressed his lips together. “Promise me you won’t follow me into the water, and I’ll come back tomorrow.”
“I promise,” you agreed swiftly, showing him your pinkie finger.
After linking pinkies to seal the deal, Moonbin escaped to the water. You let him go, already anticipating the next day.
-
“I can’t believe I did that!” Moonbin said angrily. He swam back and forth in front of Eunwoo, who looked very nervous.
“What if the elders find out? They’ll punish you!”
“Who cares?” Moonbin cried. “The bigger problem is that I could kill her!”
Eunwoo tapped his finger against his chin, “Well she hasn’t followed you into the water yet. I suppose if you keep your promise and go see her, the curse might be quenched momentarily.”
“So I should keep entertaining her fake love for me?”
“I think it would keep her safe,” Eunwoo concluded.
-
You waited on the rocks, running your fingers through the salty ocean water. All morning and afternoon you had waited, hoping for just a glance of the merman.
If he didn’t come soon, you felt inclined to jump into the ocean and go find him yourself.
Luckily, you wouldn’t have to.
Moonbin appeared and gave you a soft smile, pushing himself onto the rocks. You had worn your nicest shorts and shirt, along with a pretty seashell anklet your mother had given you.
“Hello, Moonbin,” you smiled at him.
A blush appeared on the merman’s face and he turned away, muttering a soft greeting in return.
“You never asked for my name,” You reminded him. “So I thought you should know that my name is Y/n.”
“Y/n,” he repeated. The name sounded nice coming out of his mouth.
“That’s me,” you laughed softly. Your eyes drifted to his tail, the dark blue blending in with the ocean water. “Hey, can I touch your scales?”
Moonbin looked surprised, but not the least bit offended. “Um, sure.”
You shuffled lower on the rock until you were sitting beside Moonbin’s tail. He turned over and leaned on his elbows, watching you. “Why?”
“They’re pretty,” you answered. Then you sent him a shy smile. “Blue is my favorite color.”
“Mine too,” Moonbin said, grinning as you lightly poked his tail. “It’s not going to hurt you, Y/n.”
There was your name again. It sounded so heavenly coming from his lips. You weren’t sure you would ever get used to the fresh batch of butterflies that appeared in your stomach when he spoke.
Hesitantly, you ran your hand down the dark blue scales. A giggle escaped your mouth and you jerked your hand away. “It just feels like a dead fish.”
Moonbin scoffed. He flipped his tail away from you jokingly. “It is a lot nicer than a dead fish.”
“Doesn’t feel like it,” you teased him.
-
Moonbin’s heart fluttered for a moment. Why did you sound like a friend and not like a person under a siren’s spell?
It was hard for him not to fall for you when you seemed so sincere in your words. You seemed so real, so fond of him that he nearly felt inclined to believe that you weren’t under a spell.
His heart fell at the reality.
“I’m just teasing,” you told him, noticing the worry lines between his brows.
“I know,” he smiled reassuringly. “I was just…thinking.”
You chose to sit beside him, so that your arms brushed against each other occasionally. “Do you want to talk about it?”
Moonbin blinked and stared up at the sky. You shouldn’t be asking these questions. The siren spell should be solely a physical desire. No emotions save lust should appear in the victim’s heart.
“It’s complicated,” was all he said. How could he explain to her something he himself wasn’t even sure of?
Your hand found his, and Moonbin’s heart began beating erratically again. He hated this. His feelings weren’t supposed to be this strong. Not for you, a simple human.
Yet he found himself squeezing your hand back.
-
Eunwoo looked read out of a book in the underwater library, “It says here that if the human is very sensitive, romantic feelings may be added to the feeling of lust, or even replaced. Sensitive people are more affected by smaller gestures of love than lustful actions. That must explain her behavior.”
Moonbin buried his head in his arms. “It would be easier if I didn’t like her already,” he groaned.
What kind of friend was fate, anyway? Giving Moonbin the love of his life, but only under a curse.
“You know,” Eunwoo addressed his friend calmly, “There may be a potion we can give her.”
“What do you mean?”
“I know this sea witch,” Eunwoo started. “She can get me a potion that will make the human forget. It will be like she never heard your voice in the first place.”
Moonbin gulped. The selfish part of him didn’t want this. The selfish part of him wanted to keep visiting her. “We should do it.”
“It’ll take about a week to brew, I suppose. You’ll have to keep the human from doing anything rash until then.”
“Okay,” Moonbin said. “I can do this.”
-
You and Moonbin lay side by side on the rock you two often met at.
“Do sea animals talk?” You asked him. His hand was once again in yours, and he found himself squeezing it every so often, just to make sure this was real.
Your inquisitive spirit and soft voice only made him fall harder for you.
“Not that I know of,” he laughed. “It’s just the merpeople that talk.”
“That’s too bad,” you pouted. “I wanted to talk to a dolphin.”
“I have a better idea,” Moonbin said. “Wait here.”
He pushed himself into the water, only to reappear a few second later with two dolphins behind him. “Wanna go for a ride?”
“Do I?” You hurriedly slipped out of your sandals and jumped into the water. “Hello,” you giggled as one of the dolphins nuzzled you.
“Just hold onto his fin lightly, and he’ll take you on a ride.”
You obeyed, bracing your body against the dolphin and grabbing the dorsal fin.
“This is so much fun!” You squealed as the dolphin pulled you around the surface of the ocean. “Is this what it’s like to be a mermaid?”
“Sort of.” Moonbin chuckled at your childlike excitement as he swam beside your dolphin. Eventually, the dolphin got tired and swam away, leaving you floundering in the water.
“Rude,” you huffed, trying to stay above the slow waves.
Moonbin smiled fondly and swam over, gathering you into his arms. “Hold on to me,” he said.
You oblidged, wrapping your arms around his shoulders and your legs around his hips. “So basically, you can give me an underwater piggyback ride?”
“That’s a horrible idea,” Moonbin said, hosting you up so he had a better grip on you. His face was going hot at they way your body pressed against his. “Let’s go back to the rocks and dry off in the sun.”
You had a towel in your bag, so you laid that out and sat on it while Moonbin sat beside you, flipping his tail every so often.
“I’ve never seen a sunset before,” he mentioned.
You glanced at the the sun, halfway behind the surface of the ocean. The reflection against the water was made of pretty colors like oranges, pinks, and purples.
You could even see your little dolphin friends playing off in the distance. “What’s it like under there?”
Moonbin looked at you, “Well, it’s a lot like up here. The only differences are the tails,” he flipped his own to make a point. “And the gills,” he poked at the little slits behind his ear.
You furrowed your eyebrows, “So you’re an amphibian?”
“Gross!” Moonbin shoved you lightly, smiling. “I’m just a merman.”
“I want to be a mermaid,” you blurted. You wriggled your toes, “I would have a light blue tail and pretty white seashells in my hair.”
Moonbin cleared his throat to dismiss the thought from his head. It was frivolous to think of you as a mermaid. That was impossible.
“You don’t get to choose your tail color, Silly.”
Your smile grew, “It’s just a dream, Moonbin. I can have whatever tail color I want.”
“I suppose,” Moonbin agreed, staring at you. “You’d be a beautiful mermaid, you know?”
Your eyes met his, catching the sincerity. “Yeah?”
Moonbin had no idea what possessed him to kiss you, but suddenly his lips were slowly moving against yours. One of his hands moved to cup your face, while the other one squeezed your hip lightly. As he deepened the kiss, you responded eagerly, so much that Moonbin forgot once again that you were under a spell.
When the two of you parted, Moonbin’s eyes averted to his lap.
“Are you shy?” You asked.
Moonbin tried not to look at you. Your cheeks were flushed and your lips were a tad swollen. Moonbin felt anyone would fall in love with you looking like that.
“I’m not,” he finally answered.
You nudged his tail with your toe, “Then, are you tired?”
“A bit,” He lied.
“Go get some rest.”
“Okay.”
“You’ll come see me tomorrow, right?” A worried tone overtook you tvoice. The urge to follow him into the ocean filled your mind once more.
“Of course. I’ll see you in the morning this time,” Moonbin said.
“Good.” You weren’t sure how long you could manage without him.
-
Moonbin watched you as you drew in your notebook. Your hair was down, covering half of your face from his view. As you drew, your lower lip stayed pinned under your teeth in concentration. The only time you moved was to pick up a different colored pencil. “Are you done yet?”
“No,” you said. “Do you know how hard it is to capture your eyes?”
“Show me!” Moonbin whined, lifting himself onto his hands to try and get a peek of your drawing.
“No!” You pressed the notebook to your chest and stuck your tongue out at him. “Be patient.”
Moonbin pouted and slumped down, decided to give up and rest his head on his folded arms instead. “Meanie.”
“That’s me,” you replied, not looking up from your work.
The merman poked your foot. “Y/n, are you done yet?”
“No.”
“Now?”
“No.”
“What about now?”
“No.”
“Now?”
“Yes!” You proudly held up your notebook for him to see. “Look how good I did.”
Moonbin choked back a laugh. You drew a stick figure torso on a scarcely detailed mermaid tail. Without waiting for his reply, you pointed to the figure’s face. “I think the eyes really sell it. I used a red-brown pencil instead of a yellow-brown one.”
Moonbin pushed you away from him, snorting in laughter. “Why are you like this?”
You shrugged, smirking, “I guess it’s just part of my charm.”
“Sure,” Moonbin agreed with an eye roll. The whole time, his heart was beating irregularly.
-
Moonbin sat on his bed, looking at the drawing you had drawn for him. His heart fluttered every time he glanced at the soggy paper.
“Bin? Are you in there?” Eunwoo asked from outside the door.
“Yeah, come in.” He tucked the paper under his bed, hiding it from his friend’s view.
“Bad news and good news.” Eunwoo said, closing the door behind him. “Which one do you want to hear first?”
“Good news, of course.”
“Okay,” Eunwoo sighed, “So the human will be freed from the spell sooner than we thought.”
“Oh,” That was the good news? “What’s the bad news?”
“Well, obviously you can’t see her again.”
“Right,” Moonbin said. Then, sounding resolved, he gave Eunwoo what he hoped was a convincing smile. “Well, the sooner the better, right?”
Eunwoo’s eyes spoke of pity, “Alright. I’ll bring it to you tomorrow.”
“Great!” Moonbin forced out a smile. “Thanks, Eunwoo.”
-
“Y/n, did you wait here all day?”
The next day, you were sitting on the rocks, reading a book. Setting it aside, you smiled the merman. “I always wait for you. I only go home to sleep and change.”
“Do you eat?”
“Yeah,” you shrugged. “Just a bit.”
“You need to eat,” he said earnestly.
Your heart fluttered at his words. “I had a sandwich today, don’t worry.”
His soft gaze enamored you more than you cared to admit. You felt as if you and this boy had created a bond in a week that could never be replaced. You hoped he would never leave you.
“What’s a sandwich?” he asked, breaking the silence. His eyebrows knotted together and he cocked his head to the side.
A giggle escaped your lips. “You don’t know what a sandwich is?”
“No.”
“Wait here,” you instructed. “I’ll be right back!”
-
Moonbin watched as you jumped up and ran in the opposite direction of him.
He chuckled to himself for awhile until he thought about having to give you the potion. The vial felt heavy hanging from his waist. For a selfish moment, he thought of breaking the vial and keeping it from you. He thought of just living this facade for the rest of his life.
That wouldn’t be fair to you.
An entire life was waiting for you, far far away from him and his cursed voice. He would have to give you the potion. It was the right thing to do.
“I’m back!” You yelled, running towards him with a bag in your hand.
You took out the contents: bread, jelly, peanut butter, and a knife. “Okay, this is how you make a sandwich. You take one piece of bread and spread the jelly over it. Then, take the opposite piece of bread and spread the peanut butter on it. Now all you do is press the two bread slices together and it’s ready to eat!” You held the sandwich out for him. “Try it.”
Moonbin, unafraid of much, took a large bite of the unfamiliar food. The flavors in his mouth weren’t recognized, but they also weren’t unwelcome. “This is good.”
“I know right? I live off of these things since I’m so busy with exams lately.”
“You go to school?”
“Yeah.” You pointed away from him, “Over in the city. I’m in my senior year.”
“Have you been this week?”
Your face scrunched up in thought, “I suppose not? I wonder why.”
Moonbin looked up at you. “Y/n, you can’t skip school.”
“I know…” a look of confusion came over your face and you looked at the merman. “I love school, only I seem to be only thinking of you lately. That’s strange.”
Moonbin shifted uncomfortably. “Y/n, I need to tell you something.”
“What is it?”
Moonbin slapped his tail against the water gently, “I didn’t want any of this to happen, I promise.”
“What happened? Moonbin, did you do something?”
“I sang,” he answered, his voice wavering. “I didn’t mean to, I promise. But you heard me and now you’re under a spell where you think you love me.”
“I do love you,” you replied. You dipped you head down to kiss him but he stopped you, a hand on your shoulder.
“No, you don’t. You don’t even know me.” The words broke his heart to say. It took everything to keep the tears from overtaking him. “You’re just a fisherman’s daughter who fell under a spell.”
“That’s ridiculous,” you smiled, “You’re funny Moonbin.”
When Moonbin said nothing, your gaze shifted uncomfortably. “You’re being serious?”
He nodded.
“Moonbin…” you wiped your eyes as tears began to fall freely. “Moonbin, I love you. This isn’t a spell.”
“Yes, it is,” he insisted. “I’m sorry, Y/n.” He took the vial off of his belt and held it out for you, “If you take this, the spell will be broken.”
You took the vial and sniffed. “I’m going to drink this and you’ll see that my love has nothing to do with your voice.”
A few tears fell from Moonbin’s eyes, “Y/n, I love you. I really do. Even before the spell. Then, getting to know you more these few days, I realized that you really are a wonderful person.”
His voice broke, “But you can’t be the wonderful person you’re meant to be if you stay on the rocks all day waiting for me.”
“I’m not!” You protested. Now you found yourself wiping away tears of frustration rather than tears of sadness. “I’m the same person I was before I met you!”
Moonbin looked down, unable to face you. “I’m sorry,” was all he could manage to say.
“You will be,” you said tearfully. “When I drink this and nothing happens. You’ll see that I really love you.”
“Y/n…” Moonbin started, but you cut him off by taking a shot of the potion.
Swallowing the lump in his throat, Moonbin slid back into the water and hid behind a few lower rocks, watching as the effects of the potion took place. “Goodbye, Y/n.”
-
You set the vial down and blinked a few times. Taking in your surroundings, a sense of confusion filled your mind.
What am I doing all the way out here? Why is there a half eaten sandwich beside me?
You threw the sandwich into the ocean and stood up, checking your phone. You gasped, “I should be studying. Dad is going to kill me!”
Without a second thought, you ran away from the rocks, your long hair drifting behind you.
You hadn’t even noticed the merman a few feet away, sinking into the water until his tears could no longer be distinguished from the salty ocean.
ASTRO’s reaction to hiding in a tight hiding spot together with their crush while playing hide and seek
Thanks for requesting! I hope you like this and if not, tell me~ ^^
okay but like i really like this request like oh lord thank you for requesting i had a lot of fun doing this ;u; i hope this is okay, i wanted to make it more humorous than romantic, tell me if you wanted a more romantic one~
Okay so like let’s imagine it goes like this:
You hid in the hiding spot first and it was perfect for one person but he came a little later and hid there with you because there was no time left and he didn’t want to lose
Myungjun
kinda feels bad for invading your perfect hiding spot but doesn’t worry about it too much as he is too busy adoring you, blushes since you guys have never been that close to each other before, giggles every now and then
“Sorry _____, I just thought of something funny... I promise I won’t giggle anymore, please don’t kick me out?” *looks at you with puppy eyes*
Jinwoo
doesn’t feel sorry at all for invading your hiding spot, kinda lost his interest in the game, constantly tries to talk with you, is really enjoying the fact that you guys are so close to each other (but understands that you’re uncomfortable so he won’t try anything etc.)
“Is that a new pair of socks _____?” *gets nudged by your elbow*
Dongmin
holds his breath like “omg that’s my crush is this really happening right now??”, blushes really hard, looks at you when you look away, frozen to where he is even though it’s really uncomfortable for him, doesn’t dare to move the slightest bit
*is having a mental breakdown*
Bin
hasn’t given up on the game but you are making it hard for him to focus on it, tries to lighten up the atmosphere, doesn’t move at all, the seeker finds you two immediately because he’s laughing so loudly
“Well this is awkward” *laughs like he’s the most hilarious walking thing on earth*
Minhyuk
CAN’T STAY STILL LIKE BOY THERE ISN’T EVEN ROOM TO MOVE, CALM DOWN OK?, stays quiet but it’s a mess inside his head, smiles awkwardly every time your eyes meet, kinda shy
*thinks about a million things while fidgeting awkwardly*
Sanha
can’t believe he’s so close to you, is really into the game so doesn’t really think about it that much but like holy cow he’s so excited, screams like he did when he died for chicken when the seeker finds you two, BLUSHES REALLY HARD like you know, hide and seek era sanha
Sanha’s thoughts: OMG WHAT IS THIS OH LORD OMG HELP HYUNGS WHERE ARE YOU WHY DID I COME HERE?? ACTUALLY, NOW THAT I THINK ABOUT IT SHE SMELLS REALLY NICE? IS THIS WHAT ALL GIRLS SMELL LIKE? OMG I JUST HEARD FOOTSTEPS *dies*
