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“Which one is it?” Jay asks, so solemnly Jake has no idea whether to laugh or worry.
“Huh?”
“There are two people sitting at thirteen. Which one is the guy you were talking about?”
“The older one?” Jake stammers. “On the left.” Unhelpfully, he holds up the glass of soda. “He got the coke.”
Just as abruptly as it arrived, all the tension drains from Jay’s expression. “Oh, good. Because I call dibs on the other one.”
(alternatively titled: tfw you're serving a table with two cute guys and you just so happen to be two cute waiters. what could go wrong?)
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From closer, it’s clear that Minho is about his age. He’s handsome— very much so— in an untouchable sort of way. Straight nose, sharp eyes, a defined cupid’s bow. He looks sculpted rather than born. Jisung might shrink under the weight of his presence if the situation were different.
Knowing that Minho is dying ruins the illusion of perfection.
Jisung answers an ad online reading: "I'm going to die, but there's a lot of things I haven't done yet that I don't want to do alone."
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“Thank you, baby,” Suho says before leaving, closing the door behind him.
Sieun’s eyes widen, and he stares at the door, completely frozen. He feels a horrifying flush creep up his neck as his mind plays the scene over and over again.
His heart skips a beat.
What did he just call me?
Suho randomly starts calling Sieun all sorts of endearments, which makes Sieun a flustered and confused mess. Surely, Suho, his best friend, calling him baby is normal, right?
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- Part 1 of talk to me sweetly
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Suho and Sieun visit the hot springs.
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When Seonghwa’s tour boat capsizes, sending all of its occupants into the churning waves, he and seven others manage to make it to a small island on the horizon, overgrown with vegetation and clearly bearing no other signs of human life. With high tensions, they are forced to work together to survive, and he easily gets along with all but one of his fellow castaways.
Hongjoong is closed off and hot-headed, and eventually Seonghwa gives up on the possibility of civility between the two of them. Still, as the nights come and go and time seems to stretch into one continual loop, he realizes there is more to Hongjoong than he’d initially thought.
The island becomes their new normal, and Seonghwa becomes so accustomed to life there that he can hardly remember what it was like before the world had forgotten about them. Never did they anticipate a rescue, nor the world’s obsession with the eight boys who came back from the dead.