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đđŽ.  not really specified.
đŠđđ˘đŤđ˘đ§đ .  han jisung / reader (gender neutral.)
đ°đ¨đŤđ đđ¨đŽđ§đ.  1.1k words.
đ§đ¨đđ. this is honestly the most confusing thing ever,,, i literally hammered it out bc i got tired of watching kubzscouts & had some pent up anger from summer prep courses SDFJS
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When the minute hand is exactly twenty-two and three ticks past twelve and youâre spinning from your jaded fingers yet another application, three tapsâknock, knock, knockâmake themselves sonorous against the old mahogany of your door. They are faint, very much so; perhaps you would not have even heard them if not for a sudden quiet which plagues your dorm. Impregnable, its one youâve come to both relish in and despise, for what it spares is a moment of silence; not your wallet nor time. The acâthe rambunctious one which has a tendency to cry steel whilst it worked against the sticky summerâhas finally hit its limits and breaks, again. Just in time, too, to leak intrusion into your ear buds.
You glance right and upwards where hangs a clock with thick scarlet running through the crevices of its wood and press, sternly, pearly whites into your lip. 12:25 am sharp; the second hand ticks perfectly into the inked groove of twelve just as your full moon eyes make landing. Who the hell is knocking at your door?
For a moment, you wish, with your entire being, that it is Him because, god help your damned heart, but without the tears and lies, he doesnât taste quite as sinful as one might suggest. (Itâs a truth which youâve come to return to far too often in the silence of your thoughts; one with memories dripping down your tongue in blue. and another oneâthe fact that your life has literally been going on a spiral down, down, down ever since he lost his love and you didnât. Or perhaps your luck just decided to take a turn for the worse, but it helps ease the frustration if you blame it on someone else. People are like that.) And then you donâtâbecause heâs really all of those things with an extra taste of heartbreak smeared onto vibrant cheeks.
So, who you wish to be at the door instead is preferably death, whoâll strike you down in one blow and banish your vexations with the waking stars. Anythingâany fate, any experienceâis better than another job application; another nagging complaint from your mother: decorated in vowels of shame, her words are almost a memory. look at your friends. theyâre all well off and maintaining a stable job. what of you? your studies arenât even sustainable.
And lest demise now comes in the shape of a boy with hair belonging to the auriferous stars and roses blooming on both porcelain cheeks, no wish was granted in your favor.
It takes one glanceâone flick of full moon eyesâto glimpse his entire tenor; flesh out his heart and blood for you to read. Heâs no older and no younger, a dash of honey in meteor shower irises that reflect golden upon the snowy night. On his cheek bone, rests a vague outline, just barely, of his home. A star, violet in hue; akin of wishes and dreams that rest on the tip of your tongue. How peculiar.
The star boy seems to be in a rush. Against time, he is huffing and puffing and red in the cheeks as he turns to reach inside his messenger bagâa homely brownâand rummages to find a scroll of delicate paper. His fingers shift tenderly against the aged parchment, gliding over the occasional tear and rip, and you catch a glimpse, during his fumble, of swirling ink and ebony belonging to a language so ancient, your eyes fail to even perceive it. âAhem.. hi, Iâm Jisung, and Iâm here for a delivery for (Last Name) (Name)?â
He peeks at you from behind the paper, starry eyesâa night canvas with a thousand and one wishes sailing past like little boats of goldâreaching to meet yours. And from under those honey fringes, you read a prayer of felicity sunken so deep into his blood; his skin, his sole purpose is written on its very fingers.
âI didnât order anything.â Star boyâah.. Jisungâis stuffing the scroll back into his bag as you announce this, and when he turns back, pearly whites are just barely digging into his lip; a particularly bright ship passes in his eyes. It makes you feel strangely warm how he reminds you of honey and dreams, of something youâve long lost somewhere in the stumbles of your youth and now ache oh-so desperately for. And.. he reminds you of Him before the pain and the heartbreak.
He smiles brighter, and your expired heart is pumping once again of hope andâdare you say itâfeeling. âOf course you didnât! No one orders from the stars anymore,â You should be caught off-guard by this, you truly should. What sane person wouldnât? Some random guy who shows up at your door step in the middle of the night with a claim to have a delivery from âthe starsâ definitely isnât normal. But itâs not like you havenât already suspected something peculiar of him. Nobody should belong this much to the constellations. There is moondust in his lungs and galaxies in his blood; he isnât of this world. âBut we deliver anyways to the ones who need it.â
Thenâoh godâthen, he does something so, so peculiar, that you do not object and simply watches as he lifts his fingers and kisses cosmos onto the slender tips. there is life dancing upon his hand. A fervored will so strong, your heart is an ardent muse to it and sings along. Dreams of auric dust swirls at his beck and call and soon, there is a tinge of violet, of azure, of argent twirling between its arms.Â
He presses it to your chest, touch surprisingly cool against your overflowing heart. Yet, paradoxically, there is fire at the tips, seeping past your clothes, past your flesh, and into the veins pumping forgotten wanderlust from under ashen dreams. Itâs so warm: so much warmer than youâve ever felt before, and consumes you. However, you do not struggle. Itâs comforting, almost. The flames are raging, gnawing at the decays of a sunken hope, a desolate dream, and breathing life into anotherâone far stronger than the previous; and itâs burning Him. Drinking his voice, his touch, his words still stuck in the fissures of your heart away, and suddenly, youâre happy. Youâre bursting with ardor, a star reborn gloriously once more into its sky. Thereâs stardust beneath your flesh and in your blood; you belong to the universe.. (and so does Jisung.)
(When your eyes flutter open, a galaxy inside full moon hues, the boy of stars is gone from your doorstep. Perhaps, if your heart was not screaming with life, you wouldâve dubbed him but a figment of your imagination. Nothing but silly dreams and make-believe. Itâs so simple to do, after all, for what remains is only a kiss of the winter night and a warmth inside your chest. He has breathed the cosmos into your soulâa wish from the stars [him]âand will never ever tell.)