Minlixes/Minsons

It was a quiet and peaceful evening, the house decorated with New Year's decorations, and a sizable Christmas tree stood in the living room, also decorated. Outside, snow fell in flakes, blanketing the city in a chilly blanket. The silence of the house was broken by the sound of a door slamming and keys turning, and then silence again. Felix, Jisung, and Minho's parents, stepbrothers, had gone to visit friends for a birthday party and wouldn't be back for a while. Lix and Ho (Jisung barely spoke to them) didn't get along, but they tried not to show it in front of their parents, not wanting to upset them after one "family" conversation.

Felix had blond, shoulder-length hair that he often wore in ponytails or buns, depending on his mood, and wore baggy clothes, hiding scars that no one knew about, all because of the bullying at school, which he also didn't tell anyone about and kept to himself, absorbing it like a sponge. He was 16 years old.

Minho had brown hair and a distinct taste in clothing. He seemed cold and unapproachable, but deep down he was a soft person, he just didn't let everyone see him that way. He loved going out to clubs and hanging out with friends, returning home in the early morning, trying to avoid his parents' eyes. He was 17 years old.

Jisung was very gentle and reserved. His hobbies included guitar, dancing, singing, and drawing. He was a talented man who hid in his room. He was active only at night, always kept the door locked, and rarely showed up in the morning. His stepbrothers and parents were rarely in his room. His hair was slightly curly, his eyes were deep and sweet, as were his cheeks, but he was thin. He was 15 years old.

That same evening, Minho was getting ready to go to a club. He was wearing black jeans with a belt, a black T-shirt that resembled a shirt, and decorative black glasses that accentuated his features. He was wearing expensive perfume with a strong and memorable scent. As he left the room, the older man called out to Felix, warning him of his departure, and went down to the first floor, but didn't see him.