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Euijoo never wanted anything more than to be loved, yet he doesn’t find himself worthy of love itself. He doesn’t like the way he looks - the way his body looks. He doesn’t like the way he acts - the way he can be too much for most people.
Nicholas has been keeping an eye on Euijoo. Nicholas does think Euijoo is worthy of love. Of HIS love specifically.
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Euijoo struggles with an eating disorder, Nicholas helps him find the light Euijoo never knew existed.Bookmarked by minteeice
04 Jun 2026
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A creature that only understands hunger learns attachment through K—and mistakes possession, control, and fear as the same thing as “keeping.”
O5/29/2026 : I'm redoing this entirely
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04 Jun 2026
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"You shouldn’t," Nicholas muttered.
"Shouldn’t what?"
"Shouldn't like me,"
Euijoo’s laugh was soft, almost swallowed by the bassline thumping from the jukebox. “You always say that,” he murmured, nudging Nicholas’s shoulder with his own. “And then you do shit like kiss me in the back alley of this very bar two months ago. And again last week outside my apartment.” His voice dipped, amused but pointed. “So forgive me if I don’t take your self-loathing at face value.”
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04 Jun 2026
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Nicholas walks in to find Euijoo completely lost in pleasure, using a toy to satisfy himself all on his own.
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04 Jun 2026
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Nicholas has always been the type of person to say the wrong thing at full volume and get away with it without consequences, to do and act as he pleases without having to worry about the opinions of others. At Haesung Academy, Nicholas and Yuma have spent several years treating the school like a long-running social experiment in how much they can get away with, and the answer has always been the same: quite a lot. Then, a transfer student arrives mid-semester and causes a rift in the social climate they've worked so hard to maintain: EJ is warm, easy-going, and already laughing with people he met only thirty seconds before. He's also aware of exactly what type of game Nicholas is playing, whether he realizes it or not, and has decided not to feed into it.
Nicholas has never been ignored before. It turns out he doesn't know what to do about it.
// NOTE: STATIC acts as a prequel to Blade & Bait and lays the foundation for how Nicholas and EJ met, however both can be read independently and out of order as desired! \\
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04 Jun 2026