to achieve this dream.... ❤️🩹 oh

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to achieve this dream.... ❤️🩹 oh

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I've been listening to a tonne of Weep and my friend asked me to make them a playlist to listen to when they next come over so they can "get the best introduction to their music". I love my friends so much 😭💖
Man this was hard to get my hands on in the UK but so worth it for all the sweet, sweet genrebends
❗ when i don't wanna go but they bring me
a roadside diner at 3 a.m., neon buzzing, coffee burnt. - sunny and dev sunny and dev
The diner sat on the edge of nowhere, suspended in the hollow stillness that only existed at three in the morning. Outside, darkness stretched endlessly beyond the fogged windows, interrupted only by the occasional sweep of headlights from some lonely traveler passing through. The neon sign mounted above the entrance buzzed with tired insistence, bathing the parking lot in flickering shades of pink and blue that reflected across the rain-slick asphalt. Inside, the air smelled faintly of grease, old vinyl, and coffee that had spent far too long simmering on a burner. Devon wrapped both hands around the mug of his lukewarm coffee, despite the fact that it tasted burnt enough to strip the paint from the walls. The warmth grounded him. Just barely.
Sleep had abandoned him hours ago. It always seemed to happen this way. Some nights, he could almost pretend he was normal. He could close his eyes, settle beneath the blankets, and drift off before his thoughts caught up to him. Other nights, the memories lingered just beyond the edge of consciousness like wolves circling a campfire, waiting patiently for the flames to die. Tonight, they had won.
His gaze drifted toward Sunny, sitting across from him, and just looking at him made something painful loosen inside his chest. God. It should have been embarrassing how quickly it had happened. Devon had spent years convincing himself he was impossible to love, years building walls thick enough to keep everyone at arm's length, years learning how to survive by never needing anyone too much. Then Sunny had come crashing into his life with bright eyes that seemed incapable of looking away from the ugly parts of people and a smile that carried enough warmth to thaw entire winters.
Somewhere along the way, Devon had stopped bracing for impact whenever Sunny touched his shoulder. Somewhere along the way, he had started looking for Sunny whenever he entered a room, and somewhere along the way, entirely without permission, he had fallen. Hard. The fluorescent lights overhead caught in Sunny's blonde hair, turning the loose strands into threads of gold. Even now, exhausted after practice and dragged out to a roadside diner in the middle of the night by a teammate who couldn't sleep, Sunny somehow looked like something pulled from a dream Devon had never expected to have. His chest aches with realization, not because it hurts but because it mattered. Sunny mattered.
Devon lowered his gaze to the coffee swirling darkly in his cup. For a moment, he simply stared into it before he released a heaving exhale. The sound felt heavier than it should have. “I don't really talk about it.” His fingers tightened around the mug. His words felt unfamiliar and fragile. Devon swallowed, his gaze fluttering towards the window where rain tapped softly against the glass. The neon sign buzzed inside, and Devon quietly began to urge himself to continue before fear could convince him otherwise. The memories surfaced slowly at first, pieces of old scars exposed to air after years beneath bandages. “I think I've really only ever known fear, like, my entire life. Since I was a kid, then when I wasn't a kid.” His words felt heavy and clumsy, sputtering out of his mouth like the gears threatened to collapse beneath the crushing weight of his own mind. “I don't know what it's like to not act out of survival. It became instinct. It swallowed entire pieces of me.”
The words came unevenly, not because he didn't remember, but because he remembered too much. There were nights when he woke convinced he was still there. Nights when his own heartbeat felt like a threat. Days when a particular smell or sound could drag him backward through years without warning. Times when he felt detached from himself, floating somewhere above his own body because reality hurt too much to fully inhabit. The coffee had gone cold before he noticed. His throat felt tight. Devon laughed softly under his breath, though there wasn't much humor in it. The exhaustion pressing behind his eyes had nothing to do with sleep. “I think I'm tired of carrying it alone.” The admission settled between them, raw and honest and just as terrifying.
His gaze found Sunny's immediately. The sight of him felt like breaking through storm clouds. There was something unbearable about how much comfort existed in his presence. Something dangerous in the way Devon's heart seemed to gravitate toward him as naturally as breathing. Every glance. Every grin. Every careless brush of shoulders in locker room hallways. Every moment had woven itself into something larger than friendship before Devon had realized what was happening. Despite everything he had survived, and despite all the reasons he should have known better, despite every instinct that warned him against vulnerability, he couldn't bring himself to regret it. Not when Sunny was looking at him. Not when those bright eyes held the kind of understanding Devon had spent most of his life searching for. The neon glow painted soft colors across Sunny's features. Outside, the darkness continued endlessly.
Inside, for the first time all night, Devon felt something other than haunted. He felt seen. Somehow, sitting across from Sunny Moore in a rundown diner at three in the morning, with burnt coffee cooling between them, and rain whispering against the glass, it finally felt safe to tell the truth.

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Ouh I remember the fear/disorientation from that . Usually we switch much more gradually so