Yeonjun sat at his desk, a pen in hand and a blank piece of paper in front of him. He had been wanting to tell Soobin how he felt for a while now, but he could never seem to find the right words. But tonight, he was determined to finally express his feelings.
He took a deep breath and began to write. He started with the standard greeting, but quickly realized that his letter needed to be more than just a casual note. He wanted to pour his heart out to Soobin, to make him understand just how much he meant to him.
As Yeonjun continued to write, his emotions poured out onto the page. He wrote about how he admired Soobin's leadership, how he looked up to him, and how he couldn't stop thinking about him. He wrote about the way Soobin's smile lit up a room and how his heart skipped a beat whenever Soobin touched him.
Yeonjun wrote for what felt like hours, his heart beating faster with each word he wrote. When he finally finished, he read over the letter and felt a sense of nervousness wash over him. He had never been so vulnerable before.
He folded the letter and placed it in an envelope, carefully sealing it shut. He knew he would have to give it to Soobin soon, but he couldn't bring himself to do it just yet. He needed to work up the courage.
Days passed, and Yeonjun couldn't shake the feeling of anticipation. He knew he had to give Soobin the letter, but he was afraid of what might happen. Finally, he worked up the courage to approach Soobin after a practice session.
"Soobin, can I talk to you for a second?" Yeonjun asked nervously.
"Sure, what's up?" Soobin replied.
Yeonjun handed him the envelope. "I wrote you a letter. Can you read it when you have some time?"
Soobin looked at Yeonjun with surprise, but nodded. "Of course, I'll read it as soon as I can."
Yeonjun left the room, his heart pounding in his chest. He had done it. He had finally expressed his feelings to Soobin. He just hoped that Soobin would feel the same way.
