ThatIs_TthewBad
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For all the times Hanbin found Matthew adorable and the one time he didn’t.
Or alternatively, Hanbin spending his day with Matthew on the gym suddenly made him rethink all the days he spent with him and wonder – when did his bestfriend become this hot?
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24 Feb 2026
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“Let’s do it.”
“Huh?” Hanbin was perplexed. He didn’t believe a whole set of 36 questions would make strangers fall in love, it was a ridiculous theory that shouldn’t even be invented in the first place.
“Well, we missed the last train to Seoul and the first train will only run again at 5 AM,” Matthew shrugged, “unless we have something better to do to kill the time, why not treat this as a little social experiment?”
Hanbin still held his belief that this was absurd, but he’d rather do this than being bored to death waiting for the next train.
“Okay, what harm does it do anyway.”
Or, in which Hanbin missed his train and got stuck at the station with this poor stranger who shared his fate, and he figured answering 36 questions would just be a silly little game to him (or not).
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24 Feb 2026
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Matthew introduces Hanbin to his friends as “my man.” Hanbin starts to wonder if Matthew sees him as something more than just a best friend.
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24 Feb 2026
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The practice dates are Hanbin’s idea. Matthew probably just thinks free food and quality time with his best friend sounds great. Feelings are not included in the terms and conditions, but they make an appearance anyway.
TLDR: “Practice” becomes “Please don’t date anyone else.”
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23 Feb 2026
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Kicking my feet I would like to go on a date course too
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Matthew’s always been undefeated at his favourite game: get close, watch them squirm, never back down first. Hanbin’s his best victim – predictable, flustered, always stepping away right on cue.
Until the day Hanbin changes the rules.
Suddenly Matthew’s the one retreating, and he’s starting to realize he might’ve been wrong about what winning really means.