☀️Sun and Moon🌑(BL‼️)

The sweets that get close to Sol + That Sol is very egocentric + Haumea hates her, sees her as a spoiled little girl and always calls her a dwarf planet (That's what she is, so she's right).

Sun + being in the sun + reading + drinking black coffee + black cats + movies + sleeping + Sol's smile + walking around in pajamas all day + the cold + hanging out with her friends

In the quiet, picturesque neighborhood of Astroville, where houses gently orbited a central, gravitational park, lived two young celestial bodies: Sol, a bright, energetic boy with a mane of golden fire, and Luna, a serene and mysterious boy with a pale, ever-changing complexion. Ever since they were tiny asteroids in cosmic kindergarten, Sol and Luna had been inseparable.
During their high school years at Orbital Preparatory School, their friendship blossomed like a supernova. Sol, with his radiant personality, was always the center of attention, organizing meteor parties and lighting up the nights with his sparkling humor. Luna, more reserved but keenly observant, preferred spending time in the galactic library, immersed in the mysteries of the universe and sharing her discoveries with Sol during their nighttime walks around Saturn's rings (their favorite place to chat).
Sol admired Luna's calmness and wisdom, her ability to find beauty in the darkness, and her fascinating collection of glowing moon rocks. Luna, in turn, was drawn to Sol's warmth and endless optimism, the way she brightened even the gloomiest days, and her ability to make anyone laugh. They were a dynamic duo, complementing each other perfectly like day and night, though back then, the idea of ​​them ever becoming "the night" to each other was unthinkable.
They shared cosmic secrets beneath meteor showers, supported each other through Professor Neptune's difficult gravitational physics exams, and dreamed of their futures in the vast expanse of the cosmos. Sol aspired to be a renowned star, illuminating entire galaxies with his art and energy. Luna, with her contemplative nature, longed to explore the darkest corners of the universe, unlocking the secrets of dark matter and black holes.

As they reached senior year, a subtle but palpable tension began to seep into their friendship. Sol's ambitions became more all-consuming. He spent countless hours rehearsing his "nuclear fusion concerts," his brilliance intensifying and seeming increasingly distant, absorbed in his own radiance. Luna, on the other hand, immersed himself even more deeply in his studies, fascinated by the complexity of celestial phenomena occurring far from the bustle of the local solar system.
The first visible crack appeared during the "Nebula Ball." Sol, voted "Brightest Star" in the yearbook, spent the entire evening surrounded by admirers, his light outshining all others. Luna, feeling invisible and unseen, watched from the sidelines, the shadow of disappointment darkening his usually serene face. When Sol finally approached him at the end of the night, beaming and hoping to share his triumph, Luna simply smiled weakly and said he was tired.
As time progressed, their paths began to diverge more sharply. Sol was accepted into the prestigious Academy of Stellar Arts in the Orion constellation, a place where his talent would be cultivated and amplified. Luna received a scholarship to the University of Cosmic Exploration on the far side of the Andromeda Galaxy, a cutting-edge research center dedicated to unraveling the deepest mysteries of the cosmos.
The physical distance began to reflect a growing emotional distance. Their communications became sporadic, then rare, and finally ceased altogether. Sol was immersed in the competitive world of stardom, his ego inflating with each new galaxy fan and each flattering article in the "Cosmic Gazette." Luna, for his part, was fascinated by the wonders he discovered in the depths of space, his perspective shaped by the vastness and impersonality of the universe.

The turning point, the cosmic event that transformed their gradual estrangement into open enmity, occurred during a rare planetary alignment known as the "Great Conjunction of the Ages." They both returned to Astroville to witness this unique event, a moment they had dreamed of sharing in their younger years.
However, their reunions were cold and tense. Sol, now a cosmic celebrity in full bloom, arrived surrounded by an entourage of fawning minor moons and planets. Their conversation was filled with references to his achievements and cosmic importance, barely noticing Luna's awkward silences.
Luna, for his part, had returned transformed by his experiences. He had witnessed the relentless dance of cosmic creation and destruction, the insignificance of individual stars in the immensity of the universe. He found Sol's superficial complacency and constant need for attention irritating.
The final confrontation occurred during the observation of the Great Conjunction. As the planets aligned in a celestial dance, Sol made a dismissive comment about Luna's "dark and lonely existence" on the farthest reaches of the galaxy. Something in the condescending tone of his voice, in his complete lack of understanding for her passions, made something snap inside Luna.
With a coldness Sol had never witnessed, Luna responded, pointing out the ephemeral nature of stars, their eventual collapse, and the darkness that would inevitably engulf them. She criticized their self-centeredness and their blindness to the vastness and beauty of the universe beyond their own brilliance.
Luna's words hit Sol with the force of an asteroid impact. For the first time, he saw a flash of disdain in the eyes that had once regarded him with admiration. He felt attacked, his brilliance questioned. His pride, inflated by years of adulation, ignited into a white-hot fury.

At that moment, amid the cosmic spectacle of the Great Conjunction, their friendship was irrevocably fractured. Their words became cosmic projectiles, their arguments resonating with the force of solar flares and gravitational tides. They accused each other of having changed, of having lost their way.
From that day forward, the Sun and Moon became separate and, in a sense, antagonistic cosmic entities. The Sun continued its trajectory as a dominant star, its light sometimes blinding, its presence imposing. The Moon continued its solitary path through the cosmos, its light reflected, its subtle but constant presence, a silent reminder of the vastness and mysteries that existed beyond the radiance of a single star.
Their former friendship became a distant memory, eclipsed by cosmic distance and emotional wounds. Though their orbits occasionally brought them closer together, the tension between them was palpable, a silent reminder of a once-bright connection that had been extinguished in the void of space, leaving behind the cold reality of two former friends turned distant cosmic neighbors. The brilliance of one became the counterpart to the pallor of the other, an eternal reminder of how light and darkness, once companions, could become eternal opponents.

Blue hair + toned body + attractive + serious + silky and soft hair + defined muscles + big pecs