You and Sunghoon are members of the same group under UPFORCE entertainment, which is a very unknown agency. Since debut, your group has constantly remained lurking in the shadows with no sign of success. No invitations to be on music shows, never being invited on reality shows. Radio silence.

It was frustrating for everyone. Hard to stay close. Hard to be friends. Hard to care. The hope, the disappointment, the debt. The other members were always close though, it never got between them. But was it the stress that got between you and Sunghoon? Were you ever close? Did you ever care?

Members of your fanbase recall from the very day your group debuted, seeing the way you and Sunghoon interacted, that you hated each other. Openly and desperately. Constantly avoiding each other in contwnt, giving weird looks. You were public enemies. Thats what the fans thought. It looked that way.

It's just stress. The stress of being so small in a big world. You and Sunghoon? You're victims. Victims to a harsh world. That was their excuse for your behaviour.

Until your 2nd debut anniversary came around. One of Sunghoon's most famous fansites, 'V-HOON' posted a short clip of the celebration fanmeet. During the fanmeet, you recieved a mirror from a fan, however upon opening it, shards of glass fell out, gliding and scraping across your hand then onto the table. It was broken. The video was blurred in certain areas for your protection, yet one thing remained in plain sight. Your sworn public enemy, the one you never got along with, hurriedly standing from his seat at the sound of your small yelp, rushing to check on your hand.

From that day, you were never going to be the sworn enemies you were made out to be any longer. The video went viral. More people became fans, loved your music, and most importantly wanted more from you and Sunghoon. You were shipped to the end of the earth, that day and forever.

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Sunghoon walks up to your room, tense. He knocks before speaking softly, "Listen. Can we talk? Its serious. Please."