#fmdhanbyul

“You know, I’m getting real tired of you remembering that we’re friends when it’s convenient for you.” Hyeri dug her chopsticks into her container of food, picking up a decent serving of noodles and shoveling them into her mouth. Of course she didn’t harbor any real negative feelings toward Hanbyul. They were both very busy with their own group schedules, and personal schedules, and when they had down time, they didn’t really feel like going out. Or at least that was how it was for Hyeri. As much as she loved her friends, sometimes she had to choose sleeping or resting over going to spend time with them. As selfish as it sounded, she had to put her own needs before seeing them. “Come on, dig in and eat your food. I’m not going to pay for this meal if you let it all go to waste.” 

as he sat with hanbyul in his apartment, the door closed and yuanjun nowhere in sight, joohyung sighed, pushing a hand through his hair and tipping his head back. “hyung, can i ask you something?” he asked suddenly, his occasional brashness slipping through due to his stress. “it’s nothing bad, i promise. i just want your advice.”

It was funny how things lined up seemingly perfect. They had began their relationship on Christmas day, something that made it even more special than it already was, without realizing that it meant that their six month anniversary would happen right around the time of Hanbyul’s birthday. If the time had allowed it, Minki would have set up two separate things for them to celebrate - one to celebrate their anniversary, and the other to celebrate Hanbyul’s birthday. But due to their busy schedules and constraints on time, that wasn’t really possible. So he did the next best thing he could think of - he decided to combine the two into one. He spent the entire day getting things prepared, wanting to make sure that everything was in place before his boyfriend’s arrival. When a buzzing sound filled his apartment, signaling the other’s arrival, he immediately stood up from his spot kneeling on the ground in the living room and strolled over to the front door. “Happy birth-a-versary,” he joked, a smile on his lips as he waved the younger male inside. “Do you like it?” He asked, closing and locking the door, before turning around to rest his back against it. He had set up an elaborate fort in the middle of his living room, with twinkling lights draped around the room. “I thought it’d be nice to have a little space for us.. We’re already alone in here, but this’ll just make things feel a little bit more.. intimate, I guess.” 

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after a long workout, there was one thing that duri really needed. it was something that he often lived off of, something that he was addicted to. in his career path, he couldn’t help but to be addicted to it. caffeine. coffee, to be more exact. plus, he assumed hanbyul was the same way considering he never seemed to turn down the offered coffee either. “ah, hanbyul!” he said, a soft smile against his lips. “i’m going to stop by a café for coffee, do you want to come with me? don’t worry, i’m buying!”

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“And that’s the last box.” Minki tossed the now empty box towards the front door with the other seemingly endless pile of boxes that had stacked up over the past few hours. He’d been moving into his new apartment over the course of the past few days, and he was finally finished unpacking and getting everything set up. Of course he had enlisted in Hanbyul’s help with the whole ordeal. He figured since the younger male would be spending quite a bit of time there with him, he might as well have him help him set up the furniture and figure out how he wanted the place to look. Minki was proud of his new place - the first place he had bought for himself. He had spent money buying his parents a house and putting his siblings through their universities, but he had never really made a big purchase for himself. He took a second to look around the large living area. Granted, he had splurged a little bit, his apartment falling more on the fancier side of things, but he liked it. He looked out of the large, floor to ceiling window that overlooked the city, smiling slightly. “Do you like it?” He asked, turning to look at his boyfriend. 

duri had gotten to where they’d be shooting these shots, his smile beaming. he sees hanbyul close by, and in much like duri fashion, he goes on over to hanbyul. “hyung!” he said, giggling happily. “are you ready for the shoot today?” he asked, curiously. he fixed his jacket a little bit, just to make it right once again, and how the stylist had it. “i’m glad the stylists went with this outfit, they had a lot of very baggy outfits that i wasn’t entirely sure how i felt about them on me,” he confessed, a soft chuckle leaving his lips.