paradigms of human memory
he's gonna throw up.
he can already feel the acid burning in his sternum. the taste of swears and anger is sour in his mouth and his hands are sweaty, shaky; a cold shiver runs through him as he stares at himself walking down the street like there's nothing wrong, like it owns him.
minseok could swear that he stays out of trouble to the moon and back, but it wouldn't be true. and it wouldn't have anything to do with the foreboding feeling crawling up his spine. he doesn't have time for an analyzation of the situation, the crowd pushes him to the side, he loses sight of that face and he nearly climbs over people to make a path.
it could be a dream. it could be his imagination, he thinks as he weaves through a family of four and a stroller and finds nothing but nameless and unfamiliar faces. all the signs point to normal, but he doesn't unclench his jaw because this is the trippiest shit he has ever been a part of.
the word identity theft filters through his head, a news story gram was listening to the other and he almost laughs because this is a little too literal. minseok half-turns towards the other side of the street and spots a jaw that sees everyday in the mirror. he runs forward, hormones on attack mode and it takes everything he has not to unsheathe projectiles from beneath his skin.
he comes up to the side of the other man and pauses, in shock, but there's no running from this. not when they're using his fucking face. he shoves him toward the shadows of the building and he crowds in close, so that the other man can get a good long look.
"who the fuck are you and what the hell do you think you're doing?"

















