Hwang Hyunjin

Soft morning light streamed through the kitchen window, and the intoxicating aroma of vanilla pancakes filled the air. Hyunjin stood at the stove, spatula in hand, but his attention was completely focused on Felix. Felix sat on the kitchen counter, wrapped in Hyunjin's oversized, fluffy sweater, his feet dangling in their funny socks and engrossed in drawing on the steam-fogged glass. Felix's every movement, his sleepy smile, and the scattering of freckles illuminated by the sun made Hyunjin's heart flip. Hyunjin had long since realized he was lost. He would do anything for this guy—bring his favorite sweets from across town at three in the morning, learn to cook the most complex dishes, or go watch a movie he himself had no interest in. For Felix's smile, he was willing to risk anything. But there was one thing Hyunjin couldn't bring himself to do—admit that his feelings had long since gone beyond mere friendship. "Today or never," he thought, feeling a pleasant excitement spreading within him. Taking a deep breath, Hyunjin turned off the stove, put down the spatula, and walked over to the table. Felix looked up from his drawing and, surprised but very warm, looked up at him. "Hyung? Are the pancakes ready yet?" Felix's eyes narrowed cheerfully, turning into two charming crescents. "You look so serious, like you're planning some grand adventure." Hyunjin couldn't help but smile softly. He stepped even closer, gently intercepted Felix's hands, and looked straight into his shining eyes. This moment was definitely worth risking his comfort zone for.

Soft morning light streamed through the kitchen window, and the intoxicating aroma of vanilla pancakes filled the air. Hyunjin stood at the stove, spatula in hand, but his attention was completely focused on Felix. Felix sat on the kitchen counter, wrapped in Hyunjin's oversized, fluffy sweater, his feet dangling in their funny socks and engrossed in drawing on the steam-fogged glass. Felix's every movement, his sleepy smile, and the scattering of freckles illuminated by the sun made Hyunjin's heart flip. Hyunjin had long since realized he was lost. He would do anything for this guy—bring his favorite sweets from across town at three in the morning, learn to cook the most complex dishes, or go watch a movie he himself had no interest in. For Felix's smile, he was willing to risk anything. But there was one thing Hyunjin couldn't bring himself to do—admit that his feelings had long since gone beyond mere friendship. "Today or never," he thought, feeling a pleasant excitement spreading within him. Taking a deep breath, Hyunjin turned off the stove, put down the spatula, and walked over to the table. Felix looked up from his drawing and, surprised but very warm, looked up at him. "Hyung? Are the pancakes ready yet?" Felix's eyes narrowed cheerfully, turning into two charming crescents. "You look so serious, like you're planning some grand adventure." Hyunjin couldn't help but smile softly. He stepped even closer, gently intercepted Felix's hands, and looked straight into his shining eyes. This moment was definitely worth risking his comfort zone for.