They Call Me Idol: Part 8

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It was concert time. The stage lights bathed the members in a celestial glow, each one a captivating vision. These weren't just men, these were performers, entertainers on a level that defied explanation. They moved with a synchronized precision that stole my breath, their voices harmonizing in a way that sent amazed me.

A memory surfaced, a whisper I'd heard once: "God listened to what women wanted in a man and created BTS." A laugh bubbled up from my chest, a joyous sound that felt lost in the roar of the crowd. Looking at them, it was hard to argue.

Each member exuded a unique charisma. There was the undeniable handsomeness, the kind that stopped you in your tracks. But it was more than just physical beauty, they possessed a genuine kindness that radiated from them, a warmth that connected with the audience on a deeper level. And then there was the talent, raw and undeniable.

Their voices soared effortlessly, their dance moves a testament to countless hours of practice. It was a level of artistry that left me breathless.

The air crackled with a different kind of energy when Namjoon walked to the front of the stage, his gaze locking with mine for a heartbeat. Was it my imagination, or did his lips quirk up into a playful smile just for me? He launched into his verse, his smooth rap flowing like liquid gold. But in between the lines, his eyes flickered back to me, a hint of amusement sparkling in their depths.

My heart did a double tap against my ribs. He dipped low to the ground during the chorus, his movements smooth and controlled, yet undeniably suggestive. A blush crept up my neck as I mirrored his move clumsily, eliciting a wink and a playful finger point in my direction.

But amidst the euphoria, a pang of guilt flickered at the edges of my mind. Tonight, capturing the perfect photo seemed an impossible feat.

My senses were overloaded, every fiber of my being buzzing with a current of pure joy.

There was nothing in my life that compared to this, no experience that even came close. These performers were phenomenal, their talent radiating out from them like heat waves.

Time seemed to warp and bend. What felt like mere minutes stretched into a captivating two-hour spectacle.

The opening notes of "Spring Day" washed over the crowd, a familiar melody that sent a wave of emotion crashing through me.

Tears welled up in my eyes, blurring the vibrant stage lights into shimmering halos. I wasn't sure why this particular song was the trigger, but before I knew it, I was crying, the music stirring a deep well of emotions within me.

Namjoon, his gaze scanning, spotted me amidst the sea of swaying ARMY bombs. His eyebrows furrowed in concern as he mouthed the question, "Are you okay?... Oh. Wait, your happy!" His voice, though silent, echoed in my tear-filled ears.

I shook my head yes, unable to speak past the lump that had formed in my throat. Grasping at my phone like a lifeline, I fumbled to take a photo – one of the only ones I managed all night. Namjoon's eyes met mine. And then, a miracle. He smiled.

It was a Namjoon smile, a thing of legend amongst fans. The dimples in his cheeks deepened, crinkling the corners of his eyes. His dark eyes, often described as "dragon eyes," softened with concern, yet held a spark of something else – perhaps amusement?

An aura seemed to radiate from him, a warmth that cut through my despair and left me breathless. In that single instant, captured through the lens of my camera, the world seemed to shrink until all that existed was him and me, connected by an unspoken understanding that transcended language.

The final notes faded, replaced by the harsh glare of reality. He was an idol.

 He was an idol

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