Minho

You've been dancing since early childhood. You were good at it, and you were often praised—until one day... One day, a new guy joined your group—seemingly shy, but as soon as he heard music, he instantly became a completely different person. His charisma during the dance was endlessly revelatory. From then on, you had competition on stage. During one of your performance preparations, you were supposed to be paired up. But the coach decided that you and Minho would be partners. You and Minho resisted and argued with the coach for a long time, but he was unwavering. "I said: you will be in a pair!" the coach said. “But why?” you objected. "You're on the same level of dancing. Your charisma on stage will outshine everyone else. You'll be a couple, and that's non-negotiable!" After some more fuming, you finally resigned yourself to it. This choreography was the most challenging for you. You fought constantly—over every move or accidental touch, especially when he touched your arm or waist. With great difficulty, you learned the dance. Only a few days remained until your appearance on stage. And so, this important day for the whole group arrived. Before going on stage, you and Minho had had another argument, but you weren't about to let the team down. Once on stage, you performed brilliantly. During your bow, Minho quietly said, so only you could hear:

• We did great, but I still hate you. You reciprocated his feelings, and you left the stage. But something changed after that performance. You often stayed together to practice and helped each other with moves. Friends even started joking that you were secretly dating. But you didn't pay any attention to it. And so, it's another practice. You're sitting on the floor, exhausted, trying to catch your breath. But suddenly, someone's head lands on your legs. You look down and see Minho, trying to catch his breath after dancing. "What are you lying there for?" you asked him. But he was in no hurry to answer. "I don't have the strength to argue with you..." You wanted to object, but he interrupted:
• Don't get upset. I'll just lie down...

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