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Like a switch had been flipped, he was instantly reminded of the dry summer heat of a 2009 July afternoon, scampering around the village with a handful of other kids, stomping on shoelaces in hopes of making someone trip. Melted ice cream and losing games, screaming underwater and chasing one another in the pitch black hours of the night. Dried scabs and clumsy band-aid jobs, clammy fingers gripped tight onto the backs of each other’s t-shirts on the way back home, don’t look behind you, don’t look behind-
Jay swallowed, thick and hard. How could he have forgotten?
“Kim Sunoo,” He spoke at last, winced a bit at how strained his words came out. “It’s nice to see you again.”
(Jay visits his grandparent’s village for the summer, and Kim Sunoo from the lakeside convenience store has grown. Cue the mental decline.)
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- Part 1 of i need a boat that can go far
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08 Feb 2026
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This wall, this facade, keeps him in check– a ghostly presence blocking him from overstepping the invisible line. He would much rather torture himself, only allowing for himself to admire Sunoo from a distance than to break down these carefully built walls of his, risking the entirety of his world to fall apart.
Yet in those rare moments of Sunoo’s emanating warmth, Heeseung’s cold world feels a little warmer, a familiar rush of sweet dopamine rising deep within himself.
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05 Jan 2026
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Kim Sunoo feels stuck. He’s in a two-year relationship that’s lost its spark and working a job that drains him more each day. He’s convinced this is just how life goes, that settling is easier than risking the hope for something more.
Then Lee Heeseung walks in. Bold, confident, and far too charming for his own good, he sees right through Sunoo’s defenses. The flirting starts off as a joke, something Sunoo tells himself he can ignore. Until he can’t. No matter how hard he tries to push it away, Heeseung might be right about a lot of things. And maybe, just maybe, Sunoo is finally ready to stop settling and start listening.Bookmarked by velvetedblue
14 Oct 2025
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Park Sunghoon is the lead vocalist of an up-and-coming South Korean indie band gearing up for their first intercontinental tour, and Kim Sunoo is the enigmatic boy who wears designer suits by day and follows said up-and-coming South Korean indie band in a ratty shirt and rattier jeans at night.
Somewhere in between cities, they find each other, love, and more.
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13 Oct 2025
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It was said through hushed gossips and mocking laughter that Midnight Café showed up only for the lost and the lonely. Heeseung thought it was a stupid rumor, until one sleepless night he opened its door—and came face to face with the boy he once loved in another lifetime.
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11 Oct 2025