BTS Sickfics

Hyung Line: Run BTS

request by mylovlyworld :)

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Yoongi's POV -

The creators of Run!BTS are definitely starting to run out of ideas, because we're going to a theme park. Again.

I don't really mind theme parks, to be honest. They're not my most favourite thing in the world, but I can tolerate them pretty well. Honestly, I wouldn't complain at all if everyone liked them.
But that's where the problem is. Not everyone in BTS likes them. Jimin likes the thrill, as does the whole maknae line, really. Taehyung has to take lots of breaks, though, since his stomach can be a little sensitive after being thrown around so violently. The hyung line is a lot different, however. Seokjin is a very laid back person, so he doesn't like the speed or the heights. Hoseok hates everything about roller coasters, including the bright, flashing lights, and the restraints on his chest. He also has a very sensitive stomach, and he gets sick easily and then has to spend the rest of the day lying back. Namjoon doesn't hate them per se, but he has lots of other ways to unwind, and he would much rather spend his time doing that than on a roller coaster. He's not a big fan of the dizzy feeling, either.

I just don't feel like it creates good content. If you follow the maknae line around, then it's not so bad, but us four tend to grumble, and speak less. Also, why do people take such great joys out of seeing Hoseok suffer? His nerves are completely shot after just one ride. Not even fancy editing can hide the pure dread in his eyes. Maybe it's just me, but I don't find that funny at all.

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Hoseok almost looks ill as the van pulls into the empty car park. I guess one good thing about our fame is that we can enjoy these places on our own, without being mobbed by fans who have no idea what the construct of personal space is. I feel like the money could be used for better things, but oh well.

Jungkook and Jimin are talking away to the camera, distracting them from poor Hoseok. I reach out from where I'm sitting and put a hand on his shoulder. "It'll be okay," I whisper, but Hoseok doesn't seem to hear me. He stares out the window, his face devoid of colour.

"Just a few hours," Seokjin joins in, patting his knee. "They can't physically force you onto the rides. You could put your foot down and straight up say no."

"The fans would be disappointed," Hoseok mumbles, his eyes fixed on one of the tall tracks looming above the trees in the distance. "They want to see me."

"Well, that's not fair," I respond. "I think the joke's worn old, now. More people understand that it's not funny to laugh about your terror."

"I think it would create better content if you went on the smaller, slower rides, Hoseok," Seokjin adds. "Adds more humour to an overused video idea. Plus, you would be having fun, too."

Hoseok draws his knees up onto the seat, and leans his head against them. "I really don't want to be here," he whines quietly.

I spot the camera coming towards us, so I give Hoseok a quick nudge so he can rearrange himself. He looks out the window again, but doesn't smile. I don't blame him. If he looks miserable enough, maybe they'll pick something we can all enjoy in the future. Seokjin and I make minimal small talk about what we can see, but it doesn't make good content, as the camera makes its way back to Jungkook, who is chatting animatedly about all the roller coasters and how fast they go.

We're hustled off the bus and passed the ticket booth. There's a few staff members wandering around, waiting for us to pick a ride or a food stall so they have something to do. The park is weirdly eerie with no other people around. The rides are quiet, waiting. Hoseok swallows hard as he looks around, and even Jimin looks uneasy at the quietness surrounding us.