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this one weverse live where joshua said he and jun used to practice late at night still stays with me. when it got too hard, they'd take a walk and sit by the han river, and one night they were so tired they fell asleep on a bench. and jun remembered exactly where it was. something about that... it's just so soft and painful at the same time. they were so young, chasing a dream that felt so far, but at least junshua had each other. they used to hung out a lot when they were trainees. my babies i love them so much :(

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