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The town square unfolded before Wooyoung and San, its centerpiece adorned with a weathered fountain surrounded by benches. Wooyoung, feeling the weight of the crutches in his hands, suggested a brief pause. The benches, bathed in the dappled sunlight, seemed like an inviting spot to rest.

As they settled onto the weathered wood, the town's gentle rhythm enveloped them. San's eyes, filled with a mixture of concern and support, met Wooyoung's. The crutches, leaned against the bench, became silent witnesses to the narrative of recovery.

"You're doing great," San offered, his voice a comforting presence in the quiet square. Wooyoung, looking around at the charming storefronts and the few passersby, felt a sense of gratitude for the simplicity of the town's embrace.

The town square, though seemingly unchanged, now held within its confines a chapter of resilience and adaptation. The crutches, once a source of struggle, became symbols of progress—tools that bridged the gap between the structured hospital environment and the unhurried pace of the town.

As they lingered in the town square, Wooyoung's eyes traced the outline of the fountain, its water shimmering in the sunlight. The gentle murmur of the town became a soothing backdrop to their moment of reflection—a moment that celebrated the small victories of recovery and the enduring spirit that defined their shared journey.

As they sat on the bench in the quaint town square, San couldn't help but notice the subtle elegance in Wooyoung's choice of clothing. The soft hues of Wooyoung's shirt complemented the tranquil ambiance of the town, and San, feeling a mix of admiration and awkwardness, decided to voice his thoughts.

"Uh, Wooyoung, your clothes... they suit the town really well. I mean, the colors and everything, it just fits, you know?" San's words stumbled out, and he scratched the back of his head, a telltale sign of his slight discomfort.

Wooyoung, catching on to San's endearing awkwardness, grinned. "You think so? Thanks. I didn't really put much thought into it."

San chuckled nervously, his cheeks tinted with a subtle blush. "Well, it's just... you look good. I mean, you always do, but, um, yeah, the town vibes and your outfit, they match."

The moment hung in the air, a blend of shared laughter and the unspoken tension that often accompanies genuine compliments. The town square, with its timeless charm, became the canvas for a subtle dance of words—a dance that hinted at something more beneath the surface of their growing connection.

As San stumbled over his compliment, a gentle breeze seemed to carry a subtle tension into the air. Wooyoung, catching the undercurrent of San's words, couldn't help but feel a warmth in his chest. The atmosphere shifted, and the quaint town square became a stage for the delicate interplay of unspoken emotions.

Wooyoung, feigning nonchalance, teased, "Well, I didn't expect my fashion choices to be under such scrutiny today. Should I be worried about a fashion critique every time we go out?"

San, his awkwardness turning into a playful smile, responded, "Only if you plan on looking this good every time." The words lingered between them, and the shared laughter that followed carried a hint of something more.

The romantic tension, subtle yet palpable, wove itself into the fabric of their interaction. The town square, with its timeless beauty, seemed to embrace the unspoken connection that blossomed between them. Each exchanged glance, every playful remark, added a layer to the tapestry of emotions—a tapestry that hinted at the possibility of a deeper connection, one that extended beyond the simplicity of a town stroll.

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