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this story belongs to me. the characters used obviously are not, and any occurrence in this story that could relate to any real life event is purely coincidental. I also DO NOT own ANY of the photos used in this AU.
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๐. do not copy or steal.
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๐. ignore any typos I make.
๐. I am from Australia so I may use some Aussie slang in my writing.
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there will be angst. if the story triggers you in any negative way, do NOT continue. this is not a horror nor thriller, but inside may contain certain elements that may be triggering for some.
- loner
- best friends with jennie
- gets bullied at school
- tries to stay positive
- loves drawing and doodling
- extremely soft
- moves here to start fresh
- new boy at school
- model
- has a private so he can rant
- hates confrontation
- sungchan is his little brother
- taeyong's best friend
- gets bullied at school
- calls taeyong and her the "hate duo"
- sassy and doesn't take shit from anyone
- is taeyong's voice of reason
- loves to gush about boys with taeyong
- jaehyun's younger brother
- is the real reason why they moved
- extremely quiet and awkward
- is a bit of a loner unlike his brother
- best friends with Shotaro
- jaehyun's new best friend
- loves sports
- bi
- lowkey has a crush on jaehyun
- loves gossip
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- goes to a different school
- used to go to this school but moved because of bullying
- is gay
- is the moodmaker of the group
- is taeyong's only other friend
- nags but it's out of love
- loves music
- makes self hating jokes 24/7
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- shotaro's half older bro
- loves dyeing his hair
- loves anime
- a flirt
- yuta's younger half brother
- loves to dance
- struggles with Korean
- but is always positive and happy
- sungchan's new best friend
This will include bullying. That's a main focus of this au. And there will be h*mophobia as well, from the bully. The bully won't have a platform, and is not based on an idol. This will be a comedy-angst so if the angst isn't your cup of tea well.
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