Post by ∂яινє му ωσℓƒ ωιℓ∂ ♥ on Feb 10, 2014 14:08:16 GMT -5
Three years had passed since the fateful day that the two had sat down and gone over the pros and cons of their relationship. It had turned out, by proven assumption, that they had more flaws than they did attraction, causing them to part. And though it left the both of them to truly question their purpose, they soon had recovered. Granted, they hadn't seen one another considering he had stayed in South Korea to continue working and promoting with his group, but it was for the best, and it made them both happy. What they needed was time apart, and this was definitely the perfect opportunity.
Currently he, and the rest of his crew, were in the dance studio working on the choreography for their new single, Adrenaline. It was a nice song with club and dubstep beats, and it was exactly what he needed to expend some pent up energy. He was always a great dancer in the group, but lately the boys had to fight their own battles in order to keep up with him and stay in sync. He would constantly apologize, feel horrible, but they didn't seem bothered by it; rather, they would cheer him on and claim that this was the best he had been in a long time. They were alright with fighting to catch up to him so long as he didn't make any mistakes.
He was the visual of the group, as well as the 'dance machine' of MYNAME. The fans kept their eyes on the hyperactive male, and it gave them the points they needed to stay a group in this uptight business. Breaths were heard, heavy, though one set was perfectly at ease. The brunette sat down upon the floor, humming and stretching his quivering legs. They felt good, they hadn't in a long time. The rest of his group members were situated around him, looking passed out unconscious on the hardwoods. He chuckled in amusement, though guilt shone in dark, puppy-like eyes.
"I'm sorry." He spoke again for the nth time that night, and they groaned. One raised a glimmering hand and waved it at him, and he felt an overwhelming sense of disgust when he felt a droplet splat against a flawless, though mildly sweaty, cheek.
"That was disgusting, hyung."
He tried his best to maintain his angered expression, but the next few seconds and they were all breaking out in laughter, rolling around and clinging to one another despite the heat. This was why they were so successful; not only because they were great dancers, great singers, and came up with great ideas, but because they were close. They were brothers, always would be, and they were his true family. Ronin was a step-brother, but they had fallen out of touch. And his relationship with his parents was... more or less nonexistent.
"Do you think manager-hyung will get mad?"
"About what?"
"Us training until 2 AM..."
Seyong let out a laugh, running a hand through his spiked hair. The strands were getting long- at least three inches; but it still looked good. He would always look good.
"I don't think he cares about us, so long as we're bringing in money."
Currently he, and the rest of his crew, were in the dance studio working on the choreography for their new single, Adrenaline. It was a nice song with club and dubstep beats, and it was exactly what he needed to expend some pent up energy. He was always a great dancer in the group, but lately the boys had to fight their own battles in order to keep up with him and stay in sync. He would constantly apologize, feel horrible, but they didn't seem bothered by it; rather, they would cheer him on and claim that this was the best he had been in a long time. They were alright with fighting to catch up to him so long as he didn't make any mistakes.
He was the visual of the group, as well as the 'dance machine' of MYNAME. The fans kept their eyes on the hyperactive male, and it gave them the points they needed to stay a group in this uptight business. Breaths were heard, heavy, though one set was perfectly at ease. The brunette sat down upon the floor, humming and stretching his quivering legs. They felt good, they hadn't in a long time. The rest of his group members were situated around him, looking passed out unconscious on the hardwoods. He chuckled in amusement, though guilt shone in dark, puppy-like eyes.
"I'm sorry." He spoke again for the nth time that night, and they groaned. One raised a glimmering hand and waved it at him, and he felt an overwhelming sense of disgust when he felt a droplet splat against a flawless, though mildly sweaty, cheek.
"That was disgusting, hyung."
He tried his best to maintain his angered expression, but the next few seconds and they were all breaking out in laughter, rolling around and clinging to one another despite the heat. This was why they were so successful; not only because they were great dancers, great singers, and came up with great ideas, but because they were close. They were brothers, always would be, and they were his true family. Ronin was a step-brother, but they had fallen out of touch. And his relationship with his parents was... more or less nonexistent.
"Do you think manager-hyung will get mad?"
"About what?"
"Us training until 2 AM..."
Seyong let out a laugh, running a hand through his spiked hair. The strands were getting long- at least three inches; but it still looked good. He would always look good.
"I don't think he cares about us, so long as we're bringing in money."