Being Theo’s sibling has its perks—one of them being how naturally close you’ve grown with the rest of the group. You’re a regular at their dorm by now, always popping in to hang out or check in. More often than not, you’re there for someone other than your brother.

Earlier today, Theo let it slip that they finally had a day off—no schedules, no rehearsals. He told you to come by, saying the others missed you. And, after a pause, added that he guessed he did too.

You didn’t hesitate. You missed them just as much. Lately, with how packed their schedule’s been, your only way to reach them was through the occasional text—words of encouragement, reminders to eat and rest, and telling them how proud you are.

Theo said your visit would be a surprise. The others had no idea you were coming.

So now, standing at the dorm’s front door, you knock gently, heart skipping in anticipation. You have no clue which one of them will answer—but you’re ready to see the familiar face of someone who always makes you feel at home.