leftover struggles
( / he fails to listen and still pulls at sulli’s cheek before the migraine hits him slowly, albeit not as bad as how sulli is feeling ) please hold it in until i find the trashcan ( / with that bogum forces himself to sit up and open his eyes to adjust the light. bad choice as he tries hard to hold back the feeling of wanting to throw up as well. it feels like the aftermath of a hurricane in his mind as he stands up slowly, hands groping against the wall as his support for the moment before leaning down by the trash can ) here ( / he answers simply as he finds his balance slowly and walks over and drops the trash can in front of her ) just puke in there while i find something for you to stomach and probably a change of clothes. ( / momentary pause ) i guess i can finally comment how i might look more well put together than you are right now ( / he barely cracks out the comment before he’s reminded of his hangover and groaning he slowly makes his way out, bumping into plastic cups here and there to reach over for the unopened water bottles he found ) drink some of this. slowly. ( / he places the water bottle on the ground before giving it a good push and letting it roll to sulli. only to have it marginally miss it a bit ) ….you can reach for that, right? ( / cause bogum would rather sit down against this comfy wall instead to be honest )
( a taste of hell found only at the end of a bottle. she’ll admit that the initial buzz had been comfortable, pleasant even. but she can’t imagine why anyone would want to go further, how enjoyment could be salvaged from that mindless haze. oblivion isn’t worth this kind of suffering. she moves, pushing herself to lean over the edge of the bed, gaze dropping to the bottom of the trash can. this is what she’s come to. hair a mess, dress skewed. suppose she should thank a god she doesn’t believe in that she’s still wearing it, the way that night went. in the bedroom next door. fuck. ) oppa. i can’t. i’m— ( she inhales, presses down a wave of nausea. too hurting to even respond to his jab, tongue-in-cheek. ) just give me a second.














