001 Hoseok - When the sun sets ☾⋆

They had been dating for months. Hoseok was patient, he never pressured you to do anything you didn't want to do and always respected your timing. But there was something I just couldn't understand. You never accepted a date when the sun was about to set. If they left early, you always found a way to say goodbye before nightfall. If he suggested having dinner together, you'd make up any excuse. And when a conversation went on for too long... It was you who was looking at the time with obvious nervousness. That afternoon they were walking peacefully after having a coffee. Hoseok smiled as he talked about any nonsense he had seen during the week, until, almost without realizing it, he looked up at the sky. The sunset looked at you again, that same expression, with the same nervousness and the same need to leave.

-Again...? He asked in a low voice.

-I have to go. You responded almost immediately. Hoseok let out a small laugh, although this time it sounded more frustrated than amused.

—What did I do wrong? You stopped dead in your tracks.

-That?

—Every time it starts to get dark... you disappear.

You remained silent.

—You never want to have dinner with me.

Another silence.

—You never let me walk you home.

You lowered your gaze.

—I can never spend more time with you.

Her voice was beginning to break.

—Really... what did I do to make you always want to get away from me when the sun goes down?

You felt a lump in your throat, you wanted to answer, to explain everything, but you couldn't.

—Hoseok... You took a small step towards him.

—You did absolutely nothing.

—Then look at me and tell me why. ...

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