what if the sun stopped shining? the whole world is covered in darkness. the moon doesn't reflect any light towards the earth. everyday is as dark as the night. then jungwon meets Kim Sunoo. the Sun.
※ purely fictional, any resemblance to other aus...
"Hyung," Sunoo chuckled, "I'm glad you can now see us even from afar."
"I'm not blind, it's just hard to see in the dark." Jay argued while Jungwon chuckled, "There's light everywhere, I can see everything now, even that disgusting dirt in your eye-"
Sunoo immediately looked at his phone's camera to see if he really had dirt in his eyes, "Yah, hyung!"
Jungwon laughed, "Let me help you."
"Hey, hey, hey!"
Heeseung came early and greeted them, "What's going on, huh?"
"You're early today hyung!" Jungwon greeted.
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Sunoo, who was sitting beside Jungwon in class, nudged him.
"Jungwon," he whispered, "Why did Sunghoon hyung have to go to a therapist?"
"Is he sick?" he followed.
"No he isn't," Jungwon chuckled.
"He's a former figure skater."
"Really?" Sunoo's eyes widened, "That's why he looked like a penguin."
"Yeah, but he got injured years ago" Jungwon, "He was almost depressed. It hurts for us too."
Sunoo looked down and nodded, "That must be really tough."
"Jungwon hyung!" Riki suddenly came and sat in between them.
"Oh, Riki," Jungwon, "What is it?"
"I have good news." Riki couldn't stop smiling.
"I got accepted in the audition yesterday!"
"Really?" Jungwon's eyes widened, "That's great! Let's tell the others, we have to celebrate!"
"Yes hyung, I'll be trained as a performer, then join the competitions soon."
"Wow, great job Riki!" Sunoo knew Riki auditioned as Jungwon told him yesterday, "I told you, you can do it."
"Thanks hyung." Riki smiled brightly, they were overjoyed.
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-Nishimura Riki was added-
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