DINO / LEE CHAN ONESHOTS [✓]

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Dino, a talented art student, finds himself drawn to the mysterious new model in his figure drawing class - Vernon. Through sketches and stolen glances, they uncover unexpected similarities in their passions and aspirations, eventually finding inspiration in each other's presence.

The faint scent of charcoal mingled with the soft hum of chatter in the art studio as Dino adjusted his easel, preparing for another session of figure drawing.

His eyes scanned the room, catching on a figure at the far end, a new model who had captured everyone's attention.

Vernon, they called him.

He had an effortless grace about him, a quiet confidence that intrigued Dino from the moment he stepped onto the platform.

Dino's pencil hovered over his sketchbook, eager to capture the subtle nuances of Vernon's posture and expression.

Throughout the session, Dino stole glances whenever he could.

Each stroke of his pencil felt more purposeful, tracing the contours of Vernon's form with growing fascination.

There was something about Vernon, beyond his physicality that drew Dino in, something in the way he held himself, as if hiding a world of thoughts and passions beneath his composed exterior.

As the afternoon sun streamed through the windows, casting long shadows across the studio, Dino found himself lost in his sketches.

He wanted to capture not just Vernon's likeness, but the essence of who he was.

And in that pursuit, Dino felt a stirring within him, a surge of creativity sparked by the enigmatic presence of the model before him.

Little did Dino know, as he delicately shaded Vernon's profile on paper, that their paths would soon intertwine beyond the confines of the studio, leading to discoveries that would forever alter their artistic journeys.

After the session ended, Dino lingered by his easel, stealing one last glance at Vernon before reluctantly packing up his art supplies.

He couldn't shake the image of Vernon from his mind, the way the light had caught in his eyes, the curve of his jawline that Dino had sketched with painstaking detail.