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ZHANG HAO & SUNG HANBIN: ON FINDING HOME IN ANOTHER.
golden son — pierce brown. boys planet, episode 8. unknown. sung hanbin and zhang hao in jeju — summercola0607. charlie — mallrat. aristotle and dante dive into the waters of the world — benjamin alire sáenz. sung hanbin and zhang hao in camp zerobaseone, episode 3. 230716 inkigayo — zerobaseone's twitter account.
hiiiiii i have a haobin prompt! did you see the “it would be great if hyung was my boyfriend” tweet before it was deleted? bc since then i have not been able to get the idea of a sleepy, mumbly hanbin accidentally confessing to hao why he tucks hanbin into bed
Hanbin takes care of everyone else.
Zhang Hao wants to take care of him.
pairing : zhang hao x sung hanbin genre : fluff word count : 600~
Watching someone sleep is pretty high up on the list of things that you shouldn't do.
He should stop, but there's something that freezes his feet in place, something that stops him from leaving when Hanbin snuffles and shifts onto his stomach, hair fanning across the blankets and his eyelashes defined against the pale curve of his cheekbone.
Hanbin's jacket is still on. He is covered from head to toe, and he's barely made it onto the bed before passing out, in a sleep so deep that he hardly moves.
There's concern, of course. But underlying it all, Hao likes–or something else–Hanbin, and he can't help but think that he looks peaceful in sleep. Pretty.
The tight line of his mouth spreads itself out again when he sleeps, parted slightly, each soft breath causing his chest to rise and fall underneath the comforter.
The urge to reach out and stroke his face surfaces temporarily, and Zhang Hao doesn't manage to smother it in time. He pats the back of Hanbin's head. He still looks – if Hanbin's eyes were open, he would smile, say something witty about Hao's insistent staring.
It was a hard day, Hao thinks, and it's more than practice that has Hanbin so exhausted. It's the weight of being the center, the weight of first place, the weight of the performance and the pressure of all the eyes looming over them.