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The plan was simple. Be fake boyfriends so Oikawa would stop bugging them about their love lives, and Suga could focus on his writing and Daichi could focus on getting over his ex. The rules were simple, too. So why do they keep accidentally breaking them?
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Then, those eyes crinkle up with the perfect smile, the one Suga sees on Daichi’s face only sometimes, and Daichi adds, “I like when it’s just us.”
Suga can feel it on his face that he’s grinning back, and when he sits up, too, his head spins for a moment. He places a hand on Daichi’s knee to steady himself. His lip quirks when he notes, just shy of teasingly, “It’s usually just us, Daichi.”
The thing about falling in love with your best friend is that it happens so slow.
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They’re in rehearsal before their last two concerts in Kobe when it happens. It’s just one bad landing, his foot slipping where the stage is dented slightly in one place. No one else notices at first, but Seonghwa feels more than hears the sickening pop in his knee.
The pain that erupts through his body makes dark spots appear, dancing, in his field of vision. He looks around, but no one is there to catch him, so he stays upright, tears springing to his eyes.
Seonghwa and the difficult art of letting yourself be taken care of.
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Hongjoong’s photography career is hanging by a thread—no gigs, no money, and no muse to shoot.
So when he lies his way into a summer lifeguard job just to pay rent (despite not knowing how to swim), he tells himself it’s temporary.
Then he meets Seonghwa. Pink-haired. Ridiculously photogenic. A real lifeguard with an unreal smile.
It was supposed to be just a side job. But Seonghwa might be the story Hongjoong’s been chasing all along—if the truth doesn’t sink him first.
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"You're too competitive for your own good." The setter sighs as he adjusts his hold on Hongjoong, his hand slipping lower around his waist to be able to hold him better.
"Says you." Hongjoong laughs at that, they both were too competitive, always had been.
Hongjoong has always seen Seonghwa as his biggest rival, but now that they're on the same team, does that rivalry still exist? Did it ever really exist?
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