He peers the other a little warily because Kihyun has never show this much interest before, at least not to his naked eye.
“It’s actually, genuinely, very, very silly. I promise you.”
But Kihyun looks interested and his tone had been so firm and Uui was just raw, vulnerable, feeling like he’d been caught in a right time, right place, right mood moment.
This is rare for him, Uui talks but he doesn’t talk. He’s private about his personal life, not that he has anything to hide, but he doesn’t speak so freely about how he’s personally feeling - at least not when it’s drifting towards a more negative mood and he never cries in public, not if he can help it.
But he’s been caught anyway, so what was the point of hiding it now?
“Do you ever have those days when anything that could go wrong, does go wrong? And it’s usually set off by one singular thing.”
His hands are gesturing the way they do when he starts talking with feeling.
“This morning, after eating breakfast, I dropped one of my favorite plates and it just.. broke so badly. I’m not sure if I’ll be able to fix it, but it just happened with no warning and I just dropped it.” His brows furrow like he’s reliving the memory in his head, trying to figure out exactly why and how that had happened, coming up with no answers still and looking truly perplexed about it.
“And then I just kept dropping things. It wouldn’t stop.” The corners of his mouth tilt, lips pursing into a small pout, and his voice lilting into a soft whine.
“My hands aren’t normally like this. I have pretty good luck, I have good fortune, I know how to hold things well.”
The real reason why such a mundane event has him so anxious is that, for Uui, his hands hold such a steady level of certainty - clear reflection of his character so sure and decisive about the choices he makes or what direction he wants to step - and that’s really why it means so much to him. because why was he suddenly dropping things like he didn’t know what he was doing?
Everything he’s saying out loud probably sounds dumb, especially with the way he’s talking - a little childlike, a lot huffy.