BL ONESHOTS NO.2

⁴⁰¹⁰Akk x Ayan⁰¹⁰⁴

In a tense exchange, Akk glared at Ayan, his eyes filled with anger and hurt. The words echoed in the dimly lit room, heavy with unspoken emotions.

"You can't hate me," Ayan repeated softly, his voice tinged with a mix of determination and vulnerability.

"What do you know?" Akk's voice was sharp, cutting through the charged atmosphere.

"I know you, Akk," Ayan replied, his tone unwavering.

"You don't know shit," Akk spat out, the words dripping with venom.

"I know you can't hate me because you like me too much to hate me. I know you, Akk," Ayan insisted, his voice gentle yet firm.

Akk's expression softened slightly, a flicker of doubt crossing their features. Beneath the layers of resentment and pain, a glimmer of truth emerged. In that moment, amidst the turmoil of conflicting emotions, Akk realized that perhaps there was more to their feelings than just hatred.

Silence lingered in the air, heavy with unspoken words and unresolved tensions. Akk's gaze softened, meeting Ayan's eyes with a mix of defiance and a hint of reluctant admiration.

As the weight of their shared history hung between them, Akk grudgingly acknowledged the undeniable truth in Ayan's words. Despite the hurt and the anger, there was a bond that ran deeper than mere hatred-a connection that neither could fully deny.

In that moment of reluctant acceptance, Akk's facade cracked, revealing a vulnerability that lay buried beneath layers of resentment. And as the echoes of their conversation faded into the shadows, a fragile truce settled over their tumultuous relationship, paving the way for a tentative understanding to take root.

Ayan and Akk had known each other for years, their history intertwined with shared experiences, shared laughter, and shared pain. But somewhere along the way, their relationship had turned tumultuous, marred by misunderstandings and deep-seated wounds that festered beneath the surface.

Ayan had always been the one to reach out, to try to mend the broken pieces of their friendship. He knew Akk better than anyone, and he understood the anger and the hurt that fueled their exchanges. But he also knew that there was more to their connection than just animosity.

Akk, on the other hand, had built a fortress around their heart, a shield of resentment and bitterness that kept everyone at arm's length. But Ayan had always managed to slip through the cracks, his unwavering determination chiseling away at the walls that Akk had built so high.

As the silence stretched between them, Ayan refused to back down. He had seen glimpses of the person Akk used to be, the friend who had stood by him through thick and thin. He refused to believe that the bond they once shared was irreparably broken.

For Akk, the realization that Ayan's words held a grain of truth was a bitter pill to swallow. It meant confronting the deep-seated emotions that they had buried under layers of resentment. But as they met Ayan's unwavering gaze, a reluctant sense of admiration blossomed within them. It was a grudging acceptance of the fact that, despite everything, Ayan knew them better than they had realized.

In the days that followed, the tension between them began to thaw, replaced by a cautious truce. They didn't delve into the heart of their issues, but there was a newfound understanding that sparked a glimmer of hope for their fractured relationship.

They took small steps towards rebuilding the trust that had been shattered, tentatively navigating the complexities of their emotions. And though the wounds of the past still lingered, they found solace in the fact that they were not alone in their struggle to mend what had been broken.

Ayan and Akk's journey was far from over, but in that moment of silent understanding, they found a fragile foothold to begin their ascent towards healing. And as they navigated the uncertain landscape of their relationship, they clung to the hope that maybe, just maybe, they could reclaim the bond that had once been their foundation.

[No.167. Might not be all that but i still hope it's okay. Bye now.]